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<blockquote data-quote="Tymurrey" data-source="post: 131222" data-attributes="member: 859"><p>My wife tags along quite often.&nbsp; She knows that's about the only vacations we are going to get.&nbsp; Goes in the boat with me when she gets a chance and I'm going out by myself, she actually backs the trailer in and has backed it into the garage too.&nbsp; Goes bird hunting with me often but gets frustrated because she's not very good.&nbsp; Bowhunts by herself or I'll sit in blind with her but we will see how that goes, we lost a small velvet buck this year that she got alittle to far back and she's been just sick over it.&nbsp; She hiked around in the mountains last year elk hunting with me and the only time she wasn't to happy was when a snow storm blew in while I hiked ahead quick to look over the next couple ridges and she kinda panicked and didn't know what to do so she just hunkered down out of the wind until I got back.&nbsp; She was along for my antelope hunt in Wyoming and crawled through the sage and cactus and laid in the rocks and sage for 5+ hours while we waited for him to give me a shot that I knew I shouldn't miss.&nbsp; In fact she runs the range finder for me and reads me my drop charts.&nbsp; She rifle hunts with me for deer and has gotten a lot better but always wants a 150&quot;+ but shoots the first buck we see and I just go with whatever makes her happy.&nbsp; The more that she learns the better it is getting, although it can be very tough sometimes, I've never seen any of my other hunting partners cry after missing a really nice antelope or a big whitetail.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tymurrey, post: 131222, member: 859"] My wife tags along quite often. She knows that's about the only vacations we are going to get. Goes in the boat with me when she gets a chance and I'm going out by myself, she actually backs the trailer in and has backed it into the garage too. Goes bird hunting with me often but gets frustrated because she's not very good. Bowhunts by herself or I'll sit in blind with her but we will see how that goes, we lost a small velvet buck this year that she got alittle to far back and she's been just sick over it. She hiked around in the mountains last year elk hunting with me and the only time she wasn't to happy was when a snow storm blew in while I hiked ahead quick to look over the next couple ridges and she kinda panicked and didn't know what to do so she just hunkered down out of the wind until I got back. She was along for my antelope hunt in Wyoming and crawled through the sage and cactus and laid in the rocks and sage for 5+ hours while we waited for him to give me a shot that I knew I shouldn't miss. In fact she runs the range finder for me and reads me my drop charts. She rifle hunts with me for deer and has gotten a lot better but always wants a 150"+ but shoots the first buck we see and I just go with whatever makes her happy. The more that she learns the better it is getting, although it can be very tough sometimes, I've never seen any of my other hunting partners cry after missing a really nice antelope or a big whitetail. [/QUOTE]

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