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RE: I took my Wife Hunting - Lumpy Grits - 10-08-2016
Thank you Kurt for posting this
Gary
RE: I took my Wife Hunting - Rowdy Rick - 10-08-2016
(10-08-2016, 11:16 AM)Kurt Wrote: Last night when I posted this Carol saw this post and I saw her get misty eyed, I asked her what's the matter and she said I'm glad I did this with you.
Kurt
Well tell her I got misty eyed reading this...........
RE: I took my Wife Hunting - Ironramrod - 10-27-2016
Kurt, Ya got that right about fishing a big deer or big anything out of a half frozen creek. Everybody involved in those projects feels like they've been "hailed out", when the mission is finally accomplished. It must be in the genetics of big deer, etc. to fall over in the nastiest hole in the section, if not the entire township. Uff Da!
Regards
IR
RE: I took my Wife Hunting - Gunner500 - 12-27-2017
Kurt,
I believe this is the thread you linked in the e-mail, couldn't get it to open, in any case, very nice hunt here with your Wife too, I had near as much enjoyment from watching my Wife learn a bit about what drives a man [hunting] as I did tracking and shooting the animals, betting you did too.
The Eland in my pic came after a full three and a half days of walking, tracking and looking for one, I was really beginning to wonder, highest temp on that hunt was 43 celsius, IIRC that's near 110 degrees Fahrenheiht.
I'm ready to shoot another American Buffalo for sure.