HAHAHA too funny...good luck with that one!Just buy her a single designer shoe for the same price. Tell her she gets the other one after the taxidermy bill is paid.
HAHAHA too funny...good luck with that one!Just buy her a single designer shoe for the same price. Tell her she gets the other one after the taxidermy bill is paid.
So the VISA arrives today and my wife very rarely looks at it but she happened to glance at it and saw the CO charge of $396.75 for Mule deer license. WTH! I had told her how lucky I was to get drawn for the tag few weeks ago but failed to mentioned the $$$$. I guess I have failed over the years to impress my wife with the value of CO tags. She stated " I thought you were lucky to draw a tag!" Translation: I though it was free! I then went on to explain the cost of an elk tag was always encapsulated in the guided hunts so you wouldn't have seen the actually cost. I then went on to explain the elk bull tag is $661.75. Which by now my wife is sitting there scratching her head on how much these hunts cost even DIY. I finished the discussion off by saying the elk tag is correctly priced because an elk to twice the size of a mule deer and this is a very cheap hunt since I didn't buy a new rifle.
So how do you think I did?
Why else would I reload and buy a .338?. I had to get my .460 for the Moose up here too....but with proper shot placement....they go down in 3....Didn't know you needed 4-5 shots with a 338 laupa 2 bring ur deer down,,,,,all in fun bro....
It's easier to ask for forgiveness, than permission!
When I first met my wife, I built her a rifle and taught her how to shoot it. I applied for tags and she shot her own deer. She saw the passion, the excitement, the beautiful scenery. Once the Z's were born she quit hunting but never lost sight of all the different cool things she experienced. She has been completely on board with the tags every year because she has been there and understands it's not the $700 for just the tag. It's $700 for the experience, memories, table fare, and the life you get to experience wherever your going. There's so much more than just the tag. That is very difficult to explain if you've never experienced it.
On this note we should Skip on to the next topic...lol...not heaven...next closest thing when it comes to hunting though... Alberta CanadaLOVE ur humor,,,,up here ? Heaven ? thought the lion was to be able to lie down beside the lamb!! TO skipglo I got a uncle that goes by SKIP in PA.
OK it gets better. Wife tells me I need to go on guided hunts from now on since she is worried about my health and since we are retired, should be enjoying life and I "earned" it for working so hard all those years.
I really am the luckiest guy on earth and Yes I do know that for sure.