Treble Hunting Skills and Experiences

Willie Edwards embarks on a gator hunting trip without his son, Little Willy, who is recovering from heat stroke. Instead, Willie is joined by his father, Junior Edwards, as a deckhand. The video explores the dynamics between Willie and Junior as they navigate different hunting strategies. Willie prefers a more varied approach, while Junior favors efficiency. Throughout the day, they encounter a gator-rich area, leading to successful catches. Despite some disagreements, the father-son duo works together to capture several gators, with Willie enjoying the role reversal of having his father as a deckhand. The video concludes with reflections on the day's experiences and the challenges of hunting.

What is the main reason Willie Edwards is hunting without his son, Little Willy?

• Little Willy is recovering from heat stroke.

• Little Willy is on vacation.

• Little Willy is busy with school.

• Little Willy is not interested in hunting.

Who does Willie bring as a deckhand for the day?

• A professional hunter

• His brother

• His friend

• His father, Junior Edwards

What is one of the main differences in hunting style between Willie and his father?

• Willie likes to use treble hooks and snipe shoot.

• Willie prefers to hunt alone.

• Willie uses a different type of bait.

• Willie prefers to hunt at night.

What does Willie enjoy about having his father as a deckhand?

• The role reversal of being the captain.

• The opportunity to learn new techniques.

• The ability to catch more gators.

• The chance to relax more.

What do the Edwards discover during their hunt?

• A new fishing spot

• A gator gold mine

• A rare species of gator

• A hidden treasure

What is a challenge Willie faces with his father on the boat?

• His father wants to take over the steering.

• His father is not experienced.

• His father is too slow.

• His father is not interested in hunting.

How does Willie feel about his father's attempts to control the boat?

• He is indifferent.

• He is frustrated.

• He is grateful.

• He finds it amusing.

What is one of the skills required for treble hunting according to the Edwards?

• Patience and precision

• Speed and agility

• Strength and endurance

• Luck and timing

What does Willie reflect on at the end of the day?

• The importance of catching more gators

• The need for better equipment

• The desire to hunt alone next time

• The fun and challenges of working with his father

What is the overall outcome of the hunting day for Willie and his father?

• They caught no gators.

• They decided to quit hunting.

• They found a new hunting partner.

• They had a successful and challenging day.