Here are 61 things every father should teach his son.

No doubt, most of these should be taught to our daughters as well, but for the sake of many of our boys that are being emasculated, let's stick to things you want to make sure your son knows.

Every father should teach his son to:

1. Speak to his Creator/have faith in Christ

2. Change a tire

3. Change a car’s oil

4. Shave

5. Drive a manual transmission

6. Swing an ax

7. Catch a baseball

8. Throw a football

9. Drive a nail

10. Do his taxes

11. Treat a woman with honor and respect

12. Defend himself

13. Back a trailer

14. Parallel Park

15. Shoot a gun

16. Sharpen a knife

17. Bait a hook

18. Start a fire

19. Conquer your fears

20. Tie a tie

21. Tie these 8 knots (overhand, half-hitch, square knot, sheet bend, figure 8, slipknot, noose, bowline)

22. Use ratchet straps

23. Mow the grass

24. Make an apology for something you have done

25. Hunt & fish

26. Grow your food

27. Ride a motorcycle

28. Crap in the woods

29. Play Rock, Paper, scissors

30. Thumb wrestle

31. Manage a bank account

32. Make a large purchase

33. Eat chicken wings without looking like a toddler

34. Make Long-term investments

35. Own your own mistakes

36. Cook

37. Skin a deer

38. Clean a fish

39. Throw a punch

40. Measure twice, cut once

41. Sleep outdoors

42. Say I love you

43. Smoke meat

44. Maintain situational awareness in public places

45. De-escalate a tense/dangerous situation

46. Respect his mother

47. Treat elders with honor

48. Butcher an animal

49. Take a girl on a proper date

50. Rebuild a small engine

51. Season cast iron cookware

52. Weld

53. Unclog a toilet

54. Clean a gun

55. Cook over an open fire

56. Identify poison ivy, poison oak, and stinging nettles

57. Sight a gun

58. Make a cup of coffee

59. Stand up for what you believe in

60. Grill a steak

61. Change a diaper

Don’t be discouraged or overwhelmed if you don’t know how to do all of these things. Pick the ones you feel are most relevant and start there, then fill in the gaps in your own skill sets and pass it on to your boy. Good Luck!