Name my son for me.

[Elktrack]

Rip. Buy him a black carhartt jacket and pants. Black cowboy hat. Get him in the weight room early.

Might as well name him Gaylord if you’re gonna do that

 

[Mister Bisley]

I dig anything classic sounding. Ansel, Mason, Rhett, Asher, Thatcher, Wade, Elmer, Otto, Otis, Silas, Gaston, Orson, Brooks, Desmond, Emmett, Samuel, Wesley, Bowen, Chet, Fitch, Granger, Huck, Roscoe, Ryder, Weston etc

 

[Art Vandeley]

Might as well name him Gaylord if you’re gonna do that

and ship him to a Hutterite colony

 

[HiMtnHntr]

Your last name does matter in the naming. I like Norman though. Classic, good strong name.

 

[Hawk Tuah]

Karamojo

 

[tarheel]

Three names persist in my family over the years, "Benjamin" has been around for thirteen successive generations, "Nicholas" for eight successive generations, and "Alexander" for five. Hanging one of these modernish and preppy names on a kid should warrant jail time. If you like them so much get your own name legally changed to your choice, but please, please, PLEASE DON'T CHOOSE PAYDEN!

 

[the nikster]

Did anybody pick ‘Sue‘ yet?

 

[howl]

I suggest naming for the adult they will be, not a child. Give the child a strong name that will look right on a business card.

My wife vetoed Hector. Heck would have fit my son perfectly. Henry (Hank) was also vetoed.

Hilliard almost made it but she got my mother to allow her to use my deceased brother's name. I did get to use Gaelic for brown horse on account he came out colored dark and stout for a baby.

 

[OntarioHunter]

Fitz. By the time he's finished with his teen years, you'll probably have had lots of them.

 

[Big Slick]

Andrew

 

[Gerald Martin]

Whatever name you decide on, go stand on your porch and yell that name three or four times as loudly as possible.

If it feels silly calling his name loudly and publicly then don’t use it.

I agree with whoever said to name him for the man he will become, not the baby or the boy.

 

[Neumie]

Samuel Mitchel
Sammich

 

[jt13]

Andrew Lope

AndyLope

 

[Elktrack]

Wally Petey
Wapetey

 

[Wild Bill]

I knew I couldn't go wrong enlisting the Hunt Talk army for this mission. If anyone has any more I'd take them. I plan on presenting this to her this evening.

 

[Cousin Basil]

Our two are Graham and Garrett - the G men!

 

[OntarioHunter]

I like Chance (but NOT Chancey). When I was a young fella I fly fished with an older fella named Buck on the Flathead. He was the stepfather (and uncle) of a beautiful classmate. She was a sweetheart. Her dad, Buck's brother, was named Chance and something of a local hunting and fishing legend. As I recall, he died from some outdoors related mishap when she was very young. Brother Buck was far from legendary, though he thought otherwise. Drank too much. I heard some very not nice rumors about domestic abuse. So there's two names to consider. You know which one I would pick.

Or you could name the boy Patrick after another true outdoors legend.

 

[BearFoot]

Search, first names on the US declaration of independence.

Make us proud!

 

[Addicting]

I knew I couldn't go wrong enlisting the Hunt Talk army for this mission. If anyone has any more I'd take them. I plan on presenting this to her this evening.

Just checking to see if you made it thru the night?

 

[Wild Bill]

Just checking to see if you made it thru the night?

Well, to say it went over like a lead balloon would be a slight exaggeration. I think it was when she got to "Bolt Action" she lost all faith.
Never the less, I am still here.