Me too. I hunted with a close friend of mine yesterday who was kind of my turkey hunting mentor when I first started out. He's one of the only people I ever turkey hunt with and very seldom will we hunt together.

We had a conversation a couple weeks ago about hunting alone. I guess we are loners too.

There used to some around Ditto landing. I used to go over there and fool with them but haven't lately. Figured it didn't matter if I educated them since I can't shoot them in city limits.

Bad idea. Get her hunting and you'll never get away from her.
Every man needs alone time. That's why married men go hunting. Never let her invade that sacred space.

I would love it if my wife wanted to go hunting with me....but I don't have to worry about that, because she doesn't like cold or hot or poison ivy or spiders or snakes or mosquitos! I surely don't go hunting to get away from my family, I go because I love to be in the outdoors. I would love nothing more than for them to want to go with me. Right now, my 3 yo daughter is the only one who daily says she wants her own guns and camo and atv and wants to go kill a turkey.

Kids are different.
Absolutely take them hunting.
Wives? Big mistake.

I don't like hunting with anyone, either. I enjoy turkey hunting solo.

But if my wife wanted to go and listen and see everything, even without a gun, then I'd take her. Because without a gun it ain't hunting. You're just hiking and calling and listening.

My wife loves to hunt with me, and she is a stone cold killer. It took many years of patience to get her there, but now she is perfectly fine hunting all alone. Funny thing is, when I put her out by herself, at her request, I find myself wishing I had just sat with her. It has been a true blessing to marry a woman who has grown to share my love of the outdoors. I wouldn't have it any other way.

She just wants to spend time with you, take her. Family comes before your personal interests in my opinion. Just go call a bird in for her. Bring your gun but tell her you won't shoot if she doesn't want you too. I did this with my wife on her first hunt ever. She said she didn't want me to kill anything in front of her, but as soon as she heard that first gobble she said, "are you gonna shoot him?" I killed two birds on consecutive mornings with her and she has never looked back.

Gotta agree with Outback on this one. My wife doesn't know it yet, but she is gonna take up turkey hunting when they lower the limit. But that will be different.

My wife doesn't go hunting and I don't go shopping.

Just say no. Turkeys must die.

same here. except my daughter is 4

I've called two in for my wife this year, she missed one and smoked the other. Shes killed a few others in years past and she really enjoys it. she even took one her friends without me this year and had a good hunt. she just text me while she was hunting for advice. Its a pretty cool feeling to see them be able to relate and understand the feeling and reasoning behind your disease