Tell ya what sound slike you got a good thing going there. Try getting her involved in our wonderful tradition. It will help her understand why we do it and why it is that we think abotu it so often, The peacfulness, being around good friends and family, the feeling you get when you see that buck of a lifetime, or heck any deer for that matter. You two will get a chance to spend some good quality time alone together. I know you cant force her to go, but just ask her if she will join you on one hunt. Let her bring a book or something else to do while waiting, that will keep her from being bored. let her bring a camera as well then she can get some pictures as well while your waiting.My wife isnt big on hunting and she doesnt care togo. Thats ok with me she knows what it means to me. She has how ever come out with me and helped track deer with me. The first time she came out to track abuck with me was about 2 years ago, I shot a nice 7 pointer late in the season and shevolunteered to help find it. So we went back out there, I found my arrow and some blood, no more than 15 feet we lost the blood, I told her to go straight and id make a small loop around to her. She no longer got to where I told her to go and she found puddles of blood.I could tell by the look on her face she actually enjoyed this. Well from there I let her lead the waysince her eyes are a bit better than mine (hehehe). She followed the blood right to the buck which was no more than 25 yards from where I shot it. She saw the joy on my faceand how much it meant to me to haveher with me out there. She gave a great big hug. She understands how much it means to meto be out there and truely be with Mother nature. Get her into the tradition, even if she doesnt like to hunt, take her withyou at least once. Its an exerience she wont ever forget. Especailly when you get a chance at a nice buck.