Marital Advice
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Peace over justice! Don’t screw up your marriage or future hunts over it!
I definitely don’t want to do that, if I can’t find a win-win solution I’ll probably be there. Just checking options!
BirdManMike
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Have a live elk brought in then shoot it at the wedding. Everyone wins.
grizzly_
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Well in that case, get the fiance on the "Do Not Fly" list. A few anonymous tips to the TSA should take care of that.
Easy, breezy, and you're going hunting.
Nick87
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Same boat. I'm my cousins best man this year wedding is the best weekend to hunt whitetails of the whole year. I gave in on that. Bachelor party is duck opener. Nope you can have one or the other but two weekends I dont think so.his wife to be is having a cow because I'm not going to the rehearsal dinner. I'm hunting that morning then making the 3 hour ride up. We never even had one for our wedding, not to derail but why is that even a thing?
FlatlanderAZ
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Unless he kills a big old buck or bull. I’ve been to many weddings I don’t remember and more I wish I didn’t. Can’t think of many hunts I want to forget. Plus, they’ll probably be divorced in 10 years anyway.
belshawelk
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Concede, tell your wife you’ll need to take additional hunting time to make up for. Still putting her first.
Jappenz617
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I’ve gotta say…about 20 years ago I didn’t go to a friends wedding because I didn’t want to miss a 3 day muzzleloader season…..I regret not going to the wedding and I was even single at the time. The hunt was not as important as I thought it was at the time. Go to the wedding.
OntarioHunter
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I HATE opening week of hunting season. Ten times too many hunters in the field and half of them are crazy. I would be more upset if the wedding was last weekend of the season. Usually a few too many nut jobs in the bush then too but the hunting is better when the rut is on.
Schaaf
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Bunch of Beta males in here. Show you're the alpha and put your foot down.
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timmy
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Go hunting. Just plan on going to the 2nd wedding after the first doesnt work out.
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Jason73
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Definitely gotta go to the wedding. There will be many more hunting trips. Hopefully your wife doesn't have too many unmarried siblings. If she has a handful more then there may be grounds for a conversation.
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No doubt, as ridiculous as valentines day.
Hilljackoutlaw
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Dude go! If it's not a draw tag you go. Unless your wife doesn't care to go, but if she does do yourself a favor to last for decades and go...maybe get duckin drunk to!
Hilljackoutlaw
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Also I'm sure your wife ails from some little bit of steel trap syndrome...
Hammsolo
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Get them a fondue pot, or something else they’ll never use. Act excited, earn bonus points from your wife, and cash them in next year. Oh, and knee your new brother-in-law in the crotch while reminding him his anniversary will always be on the opener! 
Wallydeuce
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Too late Schaaf, they already checked their nuts in at the alter.
