Are there any women bowhunters out there?
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Eastern NC
Posts: 189
RE: Are there any women bowhunters out there?
My wife goes deer/turkey/duck hunting with me. She does not have a bow right now but has her eyes on a Mathews Mustang. Does anyone know anything about these bows? I like the way the draw weight is so adjustable for one and I really like my Mathews bow I just got.
#14
RE: Are there any women bowhunters out there?
She can't go wrong with a Hoyt I wish we had our own show like Ralph and Vicky. How awesome would that be to hunt all the time!!!!!
That would be a great life I think.I know some years I hunt so hard that by later winter I'm worn out ,and sometimes get sick from hunting so hard.I have metRalph&Vick both ,and hunted hogs a couple times down in Florida where they go and the guide/owner confirms everything that I have said "that they are super people."Hey in that pic I see some trad bows in the back ground,you guys shoot them much?
That would be a great life I think.I know some years I hunt so hard that by later winter I'm worn out ,and sometimes get sick from hunting so hard.I have metRalph&Vick both ,and hunted hogs a couple times down in Florida where they go and the guide/owner confirms everything that I have said "that they are super people."Hey in that pic I see some trad bows in the back ground,you guys shoot them much?
#16
RE: Are there any women bowhunters out there?
ORIGINAL: krabbiepatty
My wife goes deer/turkey/duck hunting with me. She does not have a bow right now but has her eyes on a Mathews Mustang. Does anyone know anything about these bows? I like the way the draw weight is so adjustable for one and I really like my Mathews bow I just got.
My wife goes deer/turkey/duck hunting with me. She does not have a bow right now but has her eyes on a Mathews Mustang. Does anyone know anything about these bows? I like the way the draw weight is so adjustable for one and I really like my Mathews bow I just got.
#17
RE: Are there any women bowhunters out there?
Thats a nice buck! My wife and I are looking for a bow for her and hopefullymy new job helps to speed things along. She loves to hunt and is out every chance she can get, last year during the hunting season she was in nursing college and also 8 months pregnant. No deer hunting for her last year but she still went out for upland birds and rabbits. What a sight to see, her waddling down logging roads looking for unsuspecting prey. It was during the muzzleloader deer season and she would say 'go ahead and sit in your stand'. Ya right, I 'still' hunted next to her to make sure all was well. Lots of bears in the woods.
Congrats on your first deer/buck. Quick question, how do you find the meat? My wife will out eat me w/does but when it comes to the larger bucks she won't touch it(except my jerky), funny thing is that the first craving she had during her pregnancy was for wild meat, and her first contraction came when we were ice-fishing.
In regards to setting up stands, I have quite a few and my wife has had a hand in several. Its always nice to get a second opinion...... sometimes we see things from different angles and points of view. Its also helped her enthusiasm...... almost every deer I have taken she has had a hand in, from making ammunition, stand set-up, tracking and scouting. By the time she takes her first deer she will almost be self-sufficient...... she'll only need a hand to drag the deer out and thats about it.
Congrats on your first deer/buck. Quick question, how do you find the meat? My wife will out eat me w/does but when it comes to the larger bucks she won't touch it(except my jerky), funny thing is that the first craving she had during her pregnancy was for wild meat, and her first contraction came when we were ice-fishing.
In regards to setting up stands, I have quite a few and my wife has had a hand in several. Its always nice to get a second opinion...... sometimes we see things from different angles and points of view. Its also helped her enthusiasm...... almost every deer I have taken she has had a hand in, from making ammunition, stand set-up, tracking and scouting. By the time she takes her first deer she will almost be self-sufficient...... she'll only need a hand to drag the deer out and thats about it.
#18
RE: Are there any women bowhunters out there?
ORIGINAL: sandilands
Thats a nice buck! My wife and I are looking for a bow for her and hopefullymy new job helps to speed things along. She loves to hunt and is out every chance she can get, last year during the hunting season she was in nursing college and also 8 months pregnant. No deer hunting for her last year but she still went out for upland birds and rabbits. What a sight to see, her waddling down logging roads looking for unsuspecting prey. It was during the muzzleloader deer season and she would say go ahead and sit in your stand. Ya right, I still hunted next to her to make sure all was well.(lots of bears in the woods.
Congrats on your first deer/buck. Quick question how do you find the meat? My wife will out eat me w/does but when it comes to the larger bucks she won't touch it(except my jerky), funny thing is that the first craving she had during her pregnancy was for wild meat, and her first contraction came when we were ice-fishing.
Thats a nice buck! My wife and I are looking for a bow for her and hopefullymy new job helps to speed things along. She loves to hunt and is out every chance she can get, last year during the hunting season she was in nursing college and also 8 months pregnant. No deer hunting for her last year but she still went out for upland birds and rabbits. What a sight to see, her waddling down logging roads looking for unsuspecting prey. It was during the muzzleloader deer season and she would say go ahead and sit in your stand. Ya right, I still hunted next to her to make sure all was well.(lots of bears in the woods.
Congrats on your first deer/buck. Quick question how do you find the meat? My wife will out eat me w/does but when it comes to the larger bucks she won't touch it(except my jerky), funny thing is that the first craving she had during her pregnancy was for wild meat, and her first contraction came when we were ice-fishing.