The 104-year-old in the United States has become the world's oldest deer hunter

A 104-year-old man in the United States shot and killed a deer during her first hunt, just a few days after she got her permit.

Florence Titus is known as Wisconsin's oldest deer hunter who succeeded in his first hunting. Last year, she went to see her son Bill's hunting expedition and thought she wanted to try it too.

The mother of five even vowed to hunt a deer and applied for a hunting permit before the deer hunting season began.

Bill said, "I prepared a beautiful chair for her that day, good quality and warm. Just after 4 p.m., a buck appeared about 30 yards away. She nodded and smiled, very calm, and then she shot! After the shot, the old man shouted excitedly, 'I hunted a stag!' I hunted a buck! She likes to go into the forest. "

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) administrators said: "This illustrates the adage that you should never underestimate the power of our older people."