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:hmm: Saying the first two sentences to the wife; gets a hard, questioning, look. :nono: Say the last sentence, :shocked2: very PRICEY! :rotf: :rotf:
Wives just don't understand! :surrender:


Yea kind of like Fishing :confused: Spent $120 just on Gas for the Boat and Pickup. Didn't catch one Keeper. :(
oneshot
 
Mad Irish Jack ODonnell said:
:hmm: Saying the first two sentences to the wife; gets a hard, questioning, look. :nono: Say the last sentence, :shocked2: very PRICEY! :rotf: :rotf:
Wives just don't understand! :surrender:


Yea kind of like Fishing :confused: Spent $120 just on Gas for the Boat and Pickup. Didn't catch one Keeper. :(
oneshot
I guess I am a VERY lucky man, my wife tells me to go huntin& fishin.to the club, ride my motercycle ,ectera.... :blah: So she DOES understand....OR she's trying to get rid of me??
Shel
 
Rebel: Don't forget to deduct from the cost of your turkey the costs of activities you did NOT do because you were engaged in developing your equipment and going on your hunt. Think of those afternoons at the range, the walks in the woods, the evenings going over your kit when you could have been shopping, eating caviar in front of the TV, taking the wife out for dinner and a movie, etc. Do this calculation correctly and you may find that by golly you saved yourself a lot of needless expenditures plus ended up with table fare. Could be you can't afford not to buy another flinter and a handful of turkey tags.
 
Rebel said:
I just figured it up and if i get a 12 lb turkey this spring the cost per lb will be right around $87. New fowler to go turkey hunting, $725, flints, wads,powder, mould, $90, new turkey call and hen decoy, $25, license and turkey tag, $61.75, new frock coat, hunters shirt, drop front trousers, wool leggings, hunters hat, $150, satisfaction from doing it all with PC gun and attire, priceless. :grin: For some things there are money, for others there is just the joy of doing. Good thing you can't put a Price on Fun. :grin:

Local grocrey store has them on sale for $.89 a pound through this weekend. :rotf:
And the wife will even cook it and NOT complain that it doesn't taste good :youcrazy: Yeah she is one of them people who thinks if it didn't come from the store it doesn't taste right. EXCEPT for Elk ,when I have it in the freezer she will take it out before any cut of beef that is in there.
 

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