I thought today we would have a bit of fun. No time for any of you to be shy. It’s participation day.
Ask me a question in the comment’s section below and I will post the answers. It can be any question you would like to know about me; The Hunter’s Wife or my hunter.
That’s it.
I might even surprise you with a gift so ask away.
If it requires a lengthly answer – I will save for a post for next week.
I will go first…
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Hunter – Is The Hunter’s Wife your favorite trophy?
Umm…well…did you see that monster on the trail cam?
The Hunters last blog post..The Hunter’s Wife Q & A
What’s the best gift Mark ever bought you?
Blesseds last blog post..Creamy Curry
What is the biggest deer Mark has taken since you two have been together?
Arthurs last blog post..Wives Who Understand Hunting
Blessed – My dog Puddles.
Arthur – It’s the 2nd deer under Mark’s page. It’s also the one on our living room wall. I’ve posted on the blog a few times with the santa hat.
What is your favorite post you’ve written for this blog?
Kristine Shreves last blog post..Dogs I Have Known
I am new to your site and left a message last week when I heard you on the radio. It really was a great thing you did for the disabled veteran and his family.
Do you eat the venison?
Kristine – That is a hard question. I enjoy making my readers laugh so those are always my favorite post. I feel like I have to go back and read everything I’ve written. I liked the Christmas post because if any of you were in the room when I was trying to play with my own new present and you saw my hunter take over – you would have saw me (the 2 year old) pouting. I think this year I will give my hunter the sleeping bag with a note – “You might have to use this tonight if I open what I opened last year.”
Laurie – Thanks! I just wish I could do more sometimes. As for the venison – I do eat the steaks. I’m a very picky eater. If you were dining out with me, you would notice me pick through my food to make sure there is no fat. Half of the meat on my plate is normally shared with our dog. He loves venison.
I’ve been a long time reader and have left a few comments. Does your hunter laugh at you a lot?
Natalie – My hunter is rough and tough and tries really hard not to laugh at me. When it comes to hunting – that is a serious matter.
JO, If your Hunter doesn’t have plans to go to Cabelas this weekend could you make me some tuna noodle casserole. You make it so good and you know what else we haven’t had in along time is the broccoli casserole. Doesn’t all that sound good? Guess I am hungry.
A woman who puts deer heads up, eats venison, sense of humor, will you marry me?
What animals does Mark hunt?
Traviss last blog post..If you are prepared you need not fear
Gram, aka my Mother – maybe my hunter will make us fish this weekend. If so, I will make the tuna noodle. Not that it goes with fish but we can have it for late night snacky snack. OH wait…my hunter is squirrel hunting this weekend. Maybe I could make tuna noodle Friday night and run for tamales Saturday morning. Sounds like we are pregnant.
JO sounds good to me
Travis, deer is #1. He has hunted bear in Canada and our bear rug is on our wall at our cabin. Boar in TN. The boar is at our cabin as well. Squirrel, rabbit, turkey. I’m not sure why he doesn’t hunt some of the other things like coyote, beaver, etc. Maybe they just aren’t good eatin’.
Brian, how sweet. I’m flattered but I’m taken.
What would it take to get you out hunting with your husband? A deer stand set up along the beach in Cancun?
haleyhughess last blog post..Wordless Wednesday: Rita
Oh Haley…They might think I’m a lifeguard and I can’t speak Spanish. I seriously would love to go hunting with my hunter if he didn’t actually shoot anything. Besides that, I would have to hear stop talking, stop crying, stop laughing, stop talking, do you have perfume on? Might have to do a post about this.
What is your favorite fish to eat and recipe?
The Frugal Mommas last blog post..From my Feeds #4
The Frugal Momma – My favorite fish to eat at home is bluegill. They are small but I like the small bite size pieces. I like it breaded with 1/2 cornmeal and 1/2 lemon/pepper breading you can get at any store. And then just deep fry it. We use regular shortening and a little butter shortening.
If I were to go to a restaurant – Steak and Lobster. The Chop House in Chicago is my favorite meal. I’m sure Haley has been there.
Ha – I love your first two comments! This should keep you busy today!
Two part question -
Where is Mark’s best hunting spot – his honey hole? How angry would he be if a stranger (not me, I swear!) was in his stand opening day?
Tom Sorensons last blog post..Trying Hard
Tom – Mark hunts on private property and if there was someone in his stand I would hope he would handle in an appropriate manner and not scare them out of it. That’s his honey hole.
Shucks, I was hoping for more specific answer.
Tom Sorensons last blog post..Trying Hard
Tom – Marks honey hole is located in a funnel area between the bedding and feeding areas. Sometimes he will rotate his stand out depending on the crops. Early bow season he focuses on hunting only within 15 yards inside a tree line. Gun season, when bucks are in rut, he hunts flat open wooded areas. All from a tree stand.
Tom – My hunter is now dictating to me and I’m not liking it. This is my blog and was not wanting to know this much information. For the love of deer.
Ha! Well – I was actually hoping for driving directions…I mean after looking at the photo mentioned in comment #6, I decided I’ve never seen anything that big, so maybe I need to change stand locations!
Glad he was able to watch some of those videos last night – I’m sorry if it lost you the computer room for a while, but a guy’s gotta do what a guy’s gotta do once in a while.
Tom Sorensons last blog post..A Lucky Man