Wife wants to get into trad archery

[Ssamac]

Wonderful for you Rick P, but not for me. I think it's still ok in the US and on Trad Gang to express your opinion unless I missed something.

I'd rather have things I do with the Mrs. and things I do with my sons and friends and things we all do together. That's all.

Ok?

[Tracyandrook]

Different Tracy here, and I promise this will be my last post today.  
The real reason for Pink and Purple stuff is so it doesn't end up in hubby's kit. Boys gots sticky fingers sometimes when they are trying to leave in a hurry.
Love Rick P's post

[Tracyandrook]

PS SSamac, your point of view OK too.  I don't ask DH to go to knitting group

[saltwatertom]

Way kewl! clapper:  

One of my joys is that my wife has taken up shooting a bow. She passed her certification last year. I started her out on an old (but beautifull) Bear Kodiak 40 lb. When I saw she was'nt going to quit I built a set of purple arrows with the fletching of her choice to match the bow and her.
She has since moved on to my Kodiak magnum 50 lb and is getting pretty accurate.    

Remember to keep your advice always positive and scarce. It's great fum to shoot togeather.

[Montyc]

Mark,
You are one lucky man to have your wife take up the bow!

[Rick P]

Ssamac

You need to work on your sense of humor! Sorry you missed it but my post was a atempt at giving a counter opinion in a humorous manner.

Pulling your leg man, is that OK?

PS Tracyanddrook, My Tracy wouldn't go near my quilts so, I agree we each have our own interests and that's what makes sharing them so fun! (That's right Rick P is a 6'4", 220lb, tattooed, bow hunting, quilter.)

[Ssamac]

It's ok. No problem
Still like hunting with the guys

sam