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Getting More Women Into Going After Game
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Dennis in MA
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So I asked my wife is she wanted to go hunting. She said, "I'm game." So I shot her.
Whutmeworry
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Whoever the news anchor dude was at the end of the story though, needs to turn in his man card.
Dennis in MA
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He's a self-important d-bag. He's one of those guys that will start a question with, "We all know that an AR-15 is only for killing other humans and there is no debate on that, so what do you think of the Sox chances in 2019?"
Thankfully, there are likely less people that watch his show than have MA hunting licenses.
Thankfully, there are likely less people that watch his show than have MA hunting licenses.
Chevy 2 65
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maybe, or it could just produce more fudds
Asaltweapon
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I know plenty of woman who hunt. They just don’t live around here and they bagged deer this past season.
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Sort of a good thing but you have to be careful hunting doesn't get co-opted into hiking and baking cookies. And no I'm not joking. Change the gender mix of an activity and you change the culture of the activity which changes the purpose of the activity.
Slotheadslim
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A link from the article to the BOW program https://www.mass.gov/service-details/becoming-an-outdoors-woman-bow .
It’s the new hipster trend, get your own non gmo meat,
They all want in now, and the woman want equal rights, they don’t want hipster joe having all the fun, and leave the cooking to the gal back home. WSJ covered this as well ,it’s a movement!
It’s hip to be a meat hunter! Hipsters want in.
They all want in now, and the woman want equal rights, they don’t want hipster joe having all the fun, and leave the cooking to the gal back home. WSJ covered this as well ,it’s a movement!
It’s hip to be a meat hunter! Hipsters want in.
You lost me.
My wife hunts with me and my son. We have a good time, harvest plenty of game, have learned a bit if self reliance, and enjoy the time together. I don't let it get complicated and my wife has never asked me to bake cookies .
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. . . . you're joking!
I think more hunters = better for us. Although about 2x a year I have this dream where I'm out on Opening Day. It's rolling hills and a few wide-spaced stands of trees. Everywhere I look, there is someone in a ground blind or in a tree stand or walking around. It's an odd dream.
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That is your wife hunting with your family that works fine. These programs are women hunting with other women. That is where the problem comes from. Put a bunch women together doing anything and they will start to change it to an idiotic idea of what they think it should be(see women legislators for an example.) Hunting culture matters, get all women hunters and the culture changes, not for the better.
one-eyed Jack
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Congratulate her for me. My NH grandson Little Jack will take anything walks, flies or swims but his sister will only take the males of the species and not the "girls". Jack.
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