12 year old Trinity is a Gun Wielding Badass

@Aint So Well, I prefer to lurk, read, learn. FWIW, Trinity is a rare talent, no different than a little girl as you say, putting in work week hours getting gymnastics routines down pat...practice, practice practice.
I hear no uproar over a kid putting in horrendous hours weekly at that age.
Where I must take issue, is, your opinions on child rearing, firearms, and the what's and when's as appropriate.
I'm not looking to call names or hurl any insults, however....NO TWO KIDS are the same. I have three daughters, all started at 5 or so with a BB gun, safety first, last and always here. By ten, my oldest daughter could out-shoot me with my 9mm Smith, and she sat at that age by herself in a Ga. and Alabama tree stand at 10 with a Win. 20 ga. pump. The next year, a Browning ABolt .243 and a Nikon 3x9. Her sisters all shot...
Some have the interest, the gift...all of mine know the ropes, one continues to advocate. Her boys, now 7, 8 are woefully behind where she was at that age.
The new trend is WOMEN, CWP, AND ABLE....in firearms.
Trinity is a rare gem, Manatee Gun and Archery in Florida has a gunny, that coaches the U.S. Olympic Rifle Team. I would venture a guess, he'd be very impressed. We might be just getting a glimpse of our up and coming Olympians, Trinity.
I lack the training provided to Trinity, but my "girls" esp. one, can thread a needle at any yardage you suggest. Her "edge" was sound fundamentals, and a brain surgeon's rock steady hand. No run n' gunner. Dad lacked the skill-set had she shown interest.

I teach ethics, bullet placement, one shot. Ethical harvests. As to instilling these "attitudes" in a "child" I ask you. How do you explain that what you are doing is harvesting, efficiently. The "K" word. ????? Her sister shot, knew safety, could not stand the sight of red platelets on a carcass, so, she never was going to be a "hunter."
When I was about three, four, I watched my grandmother, born in the 1880's, sit among a hundred pullets, running around her, seated before a chopping block...she snatched them up by the head and neck as they scrambled by, one quick motion, onto the block, chop....toss the bird aside and grab the next one. I can see that must have severely damaged me at that age, seeing where our food came from.
Next time you're in KFC, and your chick. wing IS BROKEN....it occurred as they were going down a line, hung upside down, flapping wings until bones break, as the shears come ever closer. If they put that on TV, every citified type would go vegan.
You must be a city type, not a hunter, and no I'm not looking to argue. Some have the mental capacity to acquire the skills necessary to function at that level....Just because you and I don't, doesn't mean it's for older than "x" only.
My kid used to sit until past dark thirty. I've seen grown men, afraid of the dark, be at the truck by dark-fall, the very time they s/be in their stand.
BTW, My two grandsons, the oldest, no interest in bb guns, no attention span...the 6 y/old, just turned 7, he's already telling grand-paw which part goes with which on AR builds. He'll tell ya' that gun is loaded, that all are. He's far behind his Mom at this point, but no hurries, grand-paw doesn't get up in that stand like he used to, but I still like my KFC, original recipy please.
PEACE, OVER, OUT.
Do not suppress talent, nurture it.