I have a good friend that gave up hunting because her husband didn't want to hunt any more, he just got lazy and didn't want to work for a harvest. Took up mountain biking instead.
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Originally posted by jerp View PostI used to work with a guy that did not grow up hunting but was interested and always asked me about getting into it. I helped him buy a shotgun and took him to shoot clays 5-6 times and he really loved it. Then I took him dove hunting for the first time. When he got home with a bag of birds his wife flipped out - started crying and everything. (She was vegan and a closet PETA supporter) He sold his shotgun to a neighbor and never brought up hunting again.
poor guy
Originally posted by Sika View Post*itches are dumb.
Originally posted by CaptainDave View PostI think there should be a balance.
I know a few guys that ended up divorced over hunting/fishing. Not because the wife initially said no. It was because they allowed their hobbies to completely consume them and they neglected family and other responsibilities because of it.
The thing is, it has to be a balance. If you are married to a woman that hunts and grew up the same way... then perfect. Just keep in mind that life still has a way of changing (kids, jobs, etc.) and things can get out of balance again real quick.
I changed leases for a few reasons this year and one of them was to make sure I was closer to home, to make sure the family could be involved with it more, etc. I do like to hunt... but I am not going to sacrifice my marriage (now that I made that vow) because I refused to compromise. Definitely shake it out while you are dating!!! Now for some of these situations where neither side is compromising after the fact.... I don't know, sounds rough.
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lets see... september thru march, i do what i want when i want. March-september im planning on doing what i want when the seasons arrive.Girls?? the cities are full of them, the ones from the countryside are the only ones that seem to have a clue.The others are always getting in the way of something, the secure independant ones are the only way to go!they are just pretty rare these days.
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Got along hunting and fishing long before you came, will get along just fine hunting and fishing when you’re gone... for me the balance is making sure I get enough fishing and hunt prep and planning in so that I’m ready to hit the ground running come September 1st through middle of March. 2 things in my life that will never take a back seat to anything.
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I have a buddy that spends every free second he has hunting or fishing. There is no possible way to be around him and not know that. He dated his wife for 2 years before they got married, and sure enough, about 7 months in, she told him that she couldn't handle him doing that and he needed to get a new hobby.
She's obviously gone. I don't think he hesitated 20 seconds.
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Originally posted by wytex View PostI have a good friend that gave up hunting because her husband didn't want to hunt any more, he just got lazy and didn't want to work for a harvest. Took up mountain biking instead.
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Originally posted by tonyterry View PostI love that my wife goes with me, she doesn’t hunt but she will go set for hours with me in the stand. When she doesn’t go set she watches movies or rest from a hard work week. When she doesn’t go with me I wish she was there. She also cooks for me too! ❤️
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