Well, wife wants to hunt now

After 21 yrs of marriage, my wife now has the itch to hunt. Caught me by suprise as she has never been against it, just really hadn't said anything about her actually harvesting a deer. She hears all the conversations about hunting, cause of my big mouth. She takes phone calls from interested hunters looking to book, and at least can guide them to me with what they want. My FIL loved to quail hunt, but that was about it.
So now I guess I gotta to get her a rifle, and dad nab it she's a south paw

Best of luck to you. I have tried to get my wife to go just sit in the stand with me, and she wants no part of it.

mine started hunting with me after 23yrs. this season.Pretty good i guess ,i have never used hand warmers and feet warmers and now i got all the luxuries.lol.

Your screwed, as much junk as you've bought for yourself to hunt with now you get to double it. Plus you get to watch the kids when its her turn to hunt. Your hunting expenses just doubled and your hunting time just got cut in half.

You would know Tim!!!

Yes I would, Prolly would have been better off marryin someone who just understood bout hunting, not someone who actually likes doing it more than i do.

My Wife LOVED hunting, until we got married!!!!!!

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my wife and i have been hunting togather for years.she loves it.

get ready to buy some designer camo!

oh ya tell her not to bedazzle the bullets. they wont fit in the gun very well!!!

damn right i do

Hows the deer moving down that way this morning Maggie?

My wife grew up with her family hunting and she supports my hunting in every way and loves eating what I kill but she does not want to have any part of seeing it go down . I guess I'm lucky but I would love to have her with me especially when I have to hunt alone .

We need more ladies to go hunt. I say Girl Power. Yeah. You guys are just afraid we'll harvest a bigger buck then you. LOL

Evelyn

we didnt get out yesterday due to having family down or this morning (food overload, slept in) but it seems they are moving that warm up before the front killed what movement we had, its on now.

That is what my wife said "You guys are just afraid we'll harvest a bigger buck then you"

Granted I have just began to hunt this year but I have always fished and yes she like to go with me and yes she always get bigger and more. But hunting she said is all mine so I get some alone time with no one out there with me, maybe one day she will want to go but for now life is good she will fish with me but hunting is just me.

I know I may live to regret it, but I wish I could get my wife into hunting. I've been trying for the last 10 yrs with no luck. There is some hope though. This year is the first time she was not adamant about not going. So I might get her out there yet.

This gives me hope LOL. My wife doesn't want to hunt/fish/ or even eat what I kill.

My wife loves the outdoors as much as I do, and has sat in the stand as a spectator in years past. This year, I purchased some cold-weather gear for her and dedicated some time for her on the rifles at the range (she was already a darn good shot with a pistol and shotgun). I persuaded her to take the hunter's safety course and get her hunting license. This past holiday weekend was her first time out with rifle in hand. We didn't see anything to harvest, but she is excited about trying again.

Time will tell, but so far I am optimistic about her participation. It may prove to be a mixed blessing!

I started hunting about 10 years ago-when I asked my husband if I could hunt with he and his brother, they didn't look too pleased. But once I shot my first deer and had them teach me how to field dress it, skin it, and butcher it-they had no problem with me hunting, and actually enjoy that I hunt. I too, am a south paw, but shoot a right handed Weatherby bolt action rifle with no problem. I'm so used to it I don't know that I could shoot a left handed gun. I also bow hunt, but my bow is left handed. And...I wear a Justin camo cap with crystals on the edge - the deer don't seem to mind at all! It's my lucky hat. Guess it just depends on how independent you guide your gal into being-for me, I go out on my own, and do my own thing. Now I have 7 grandchildren that I take hunting as well. I think grandma is far more patient when they accidentally kick the blind walls, or talk out loud than grandpa is But I feel great that we have another generation of hunters prepared to carry on the tradition in a responsible manner. I used to hate when my husband and his brother went, now my husband is the one complaining...because I hunt far more than he does If your wife wants to go, I say take her.

My wife surprised me last week and actually wanted to go out, got her first ever hunting license, did not get to see anything and she knows she will not have an issue shooting a hog but not too sure yet about a deer, time will tell and when she sees one hopefully she will be able to shoot it.

LOL, same thing happened to me as well years ago. Gotta love a woman who will get out there and hunt with ya. Good luck

I love that my girl goes with me. It just took me awhile to learn to shoot her left handed gun. (She said there was no way she would shoot mine). Plus when the deer dont come out, we can still have a good time.

I won't ask

I wish I could get my wife to hunt. It would certainly make our decisions on where to take vacations a lot easier.

J.R. this thread happened just in time huh...you're going through the same now that she's hooked. Just wait until Emma REALLY decides to get into it