More and more hunting enthusiasts are introducing their love of the sport to their families. Bringing your children into the field with you and teaching them how to hunt safely and responsibly is a unique bonding experience, one that gets kids closer to nature and away from the incessant call of their electronic devices.

Realtree’s Stephanie Mallory is a firm believer in getting your kids involved with the hunt. But she’s seen first-hand how things can go south very quickly. Introduce kids to hunting in the wrong way is a sure-fire way to solidify their distaste for the activity. You don’t want that to happen. Here are the top ten mistakes you’ll want to avoid as you bring your kids into the world of hunting.

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