I have my hunting career in its entirety in a couple leather bound journals that are pretty awesome, complete with photos & stories about the hunt. Here's a pic of what I use:
You can check them out here: http://shop.hunterhillsjournal.com/category.sc;jsessionid=B77D8E294FA7553C658789634B688E17.qscstrfrnt04?categoryId=4.
My ultimate goal is to have my entire hunting career documented in these journals and eventually return to the exact spot that I killed every animal and get the GPS coordinates if I don't already have them. I want to have them listed with the kill and hopefully leave something that my children, grandchildren, great-children, etc. will cherish. They can read the stories of their great-grandpa that loved hunting, venture out into the woods to the exact spot that he killed something they read about and who knows, maybe they will even hunt in that spot using a gun I handed down to them or wearing a knife that I used to gut an animal. I know I wish one of my kin would have left something like that for me.
A buddy of mine has an old black & white photo of his great-grandfather fishing with an old bamboo fly-rod. He still has the fly-rod displayed in his bar room but it's too old now to actually use on the stream. Still neat though.
Do you have plans to leave a legacy for your future generations? Has someone left something for you? Let's hear stories.
