Danny Roberts, a self-employed logger from Titusville, Pennsylvania, cuts back on work during hunting season, but he doesn’t do it for himself. ⁠ ⁠ He does it so he can spend more time in the woods with his three young daughters, Milli, Amelia, and Josephine, who take turns leaving school to hunt with their dad. That decision has paid off in a big way this year as 8-year-old Josephine “JoJo” and 11-year-old Amelia joined their older sister in pulling off one of Pennsylvania’s rarest hunting feats — the triple trophy. That means each of them tagged a buck, a black bear, and a gobbler — all in the same license year. It’s a rare accomplishment for even a seasoned hunter, let alone three sisters all under 13. It’s also the kind of success that earns Dad the kind of bragging rights you just can’t fit in a Father’s Day card.⁠ ⁠ Tap the link in profile for the full story 🔗⁠ ⁠ #Pennsylvania #tripletrophy #hunting #huntingseason #FathersDay #deerhunting #bearhunting #turkeyhunting #conservatio...