For our first married Christmas, 10 months ago, I decided to invest some of my hunting fund into our relationship and bought my wife a Diamond Razor's Edge Bow with winner's choice string, her own bow case, every thing pink, fletching and all, etc. I told her that I was trying to find ways to spend more time with her and include her in what I love to do. ...after all I didn't want her to be a "hunter's widow" like some of her other friends complain about being.
Well, due to this new development, I HAD to buy a nice blind for us to hunt out of together
. When she's gotten used to the whole thing, I'll have to buy a couple of tree stands we can use "together". Oh, and suddenly she can see how having a couple of trail cameras could be really handy. I just had to show her the joy of the sport. I am very proud of my wife, this spring she completed hunter's safety and this fall has been out hunting with me for the first time, well with her own tag.
On our anniversary, she surprised me with an S&W .38 Special that had only been shot around 6 times. She was debating between that and another .44magnum, but considered that having a .38 might be good for her to have "for defense purposes." (Now who's turned the table?)
Now she's decided that the gun for anniversary gift should be an annual tradition and I couldn't agree more. I mean how could I lose, it started with buying her a "diamond"
