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Chris wrote:her pants were camo alright, but pink and brown camo. unless the animals are up for tea and crumpets, she's going to have to understand the difference in hunting camo, and fashion camo.

Why? Deer (and many other game animals) are color-blind.

barres wrote:

Chris wrote:her pants were camo alright, but pink and brown camo. unless the animals are up for tea and crumpets, she's going to have to understand the difference in hunting camo, and fashion camo.

Why? Deer (and many other game animals) are color-blind.

I was just thinking the same thing.

Always a good topic to discuss!

Simple...

"[insert term of endearment], I will have every round (bullet), firearm that is not under my direct control locked up and secure in my brand new gunsafe..."

Seriously, then have her look at all the other things everyone else has suggested...

But whatever you do...Keep her away from this website!!! My wife and I needed counseling after I got busy in here...

I think you'll be fine! Really I do...

I'd recommend you buy a copy of Paxton Quigley's book Armed and Female, read it yourself and leave it laying around for your wife to look at if she gets curious.

barres wrote:

Chris wrote:her pants were camo alright, but pink and brown camo. unless the animals are up for tea and crumpets, she's going to have to understand the difference in hunting camo, and fashion camo.

Why? Deer (and many other game animals) are color-blind.

i know that, but it's the principle. do you hunt in pink camo?

Chris wrote:

barres wrote:

Chris wrote:her pants were camo alright, but pink and brown camo. unless the animals are up for tea and crumpets, she's going to have to understand the difference in hunting camo, and fashion camo.

Why? Deer (and many other game animals) are color-blind.

i know that, but it's the principle. do you hunt in pink camo?

Hunt what in pink camo?