I sure have enjoyed the viewpoints of the women on this forum as it pertains to bringing up a daughter who loves the outdoors! I know I would give 1,000 coffee beans to just have them continue to be a part of the forum!
International women’s day
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Panda Bear
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Yes, Mrs Fin and all the wives who are married to our male members.
Mrs Fin is an invaluable asset to Mr Fin and all of us, as she helps moderate the forum. As are the wives who hold down the fort when our male members are off hunting or in some cases hunting with their husbands.
Speaking of female members, I am not the only member here that has benefited from Aprils generosity and experience. There are a least three members here that knew her, before she joined this forum and also benefited from her generosity. It was my pleasure to assist Randi at the start of her Yukon river trip. I am looking forward to helping Hunting Wife on her Dall Sheep hunt and since Elk are in short supply up here, hopefully Mtelkhuntress will settle for a Caribou hunt.
your post reminded me of this---
Women have been actively participating in hunting expeditions for many years. It is written that in 1771, a male Indian guide here in Canada suggested to European explorer Hearne, that he bring women on his excursions. He said "they ( women ) can carry as much as a man, pitch tents, cook, mend clothes, and keep us warm at night." Not sure which part of this statement Hearne believed, but he started including women on his excursions.
Mrs Fin is an invaluable asset to Mr Fin and all of us, as she helps moderate the forum. As are the wives who hold down the fort when our male members are off hunting or in some cases hunting with their husbands.
Speaking of female members, I am not the only member here that has benefited from Aprils generosity and experience. There are a least three members here that knew her, before she joined this forum and also benefited from her generosity. It was my pleasure to assist Randi at the start of her Yukon river trip. I am looking forward to helping Hunting Wife on her Dall Sheep hunt and since Elk are in short supply up here, hopefully Mtelkhuntress will settle for a Caribou hunt.
your post reminded me of this---
Women have been actively participating in hunting expeditions for many years. It is written that in 1771, a male Indian guide here in Canada suggested to European explorer Hearne, that he bring women on his excursions. He said "they ( women ) can carry as much as a man, pitch tents, cook, mend clothes, and keep us warm at night." Not sure which part of this statement Hearne believed, but he started including women on his excursions.
Hunting Wife
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Chocolate museum…have to put that on my list.
Hunting Husband tells people the best way to deal with me when I’m mad is to throw a chocolate bar one direction, and then run away in the other
