Brad wrote:My wife doesn't appreciate how dedicated I am to it. She hunts, both gun and bow but not to the level I take it. She killed her first buck this year which was awesome, but she likes the go sit in a few spots and see what happens approach, rather than the take it to the max and try and figure out every little variable like we do on here. There is room for both and if it makes her happy that's great.
Yea same here. Actually she wouldn't call it "dedicated", she calls it "obsessed"
My wife hunts a few times of the year, with a rifle, not a bow. Up until this year she liked killing does. She rather eat them than a buck. I see no difference, but what ever. She will scout with me a little but mostly the set up is up to me. She would help drag one out if I asked and she insists on field dressing her own, and when we cut it up, she's there to help. She's pure country.
With all that said, she does get tired of me gone all the time to hunt. I don't think there's many spouses out there that wouldn't be. I have learned over the years that if I make time for her as well as hunt, things go smoother during hunting season.
