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On Tuesday, local time, according to USA Today, Florence Teeters, a 104-year-old woman in Wisconsin, USA
He hunted the first deer in his life and became the oldest "deer hunter" in the United States so far.
According to the U.S. National Database, Titus is by far the oldest person to "hold a deer hunting license and hunt deer." Earlier, according to NBC, she and her son shot the Bucks 30 yards away.
Raechelle Belli, a spokeswoman for the state's Department of Natural Resources, said in a statement, "It shows that you should never underestimate the power of older people." After raising a family of deer hunters, the 'young' lady finally took the opportunity to take part in Wisconsin's long-standing deer hunting tradition. ”
"Getting a hunting license is her own meaning." Bill, the old woman's son, said, "Yes, this is the first license she has obtained in her life." It is reported that when Thales went hunting with his son in 2018, he had the idea of buying a deer hunting license.
"We join other Wisconsin people in congratulating her on her outstanding achievements, which also proves that The Deer Hunt in Wisconsin is suitable for people of every age." The statement stated.
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