Parents and children across the state will spend time together while practicing their hunting skills during Maryland?s junior hunting day Saturday.

“It?s the only time I have to really bond with my dad. We sit and just wait for whatever we are killing,” said Rachel Avery, 15, of Edgewater, who plans to hunt in the Davidsonville area with her dad, Wayne.

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