Hunting

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Awwww that baby wolf how cuuuute!!!

Ok I'm not hunting wolf. :( their babies are so cute !

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it depends. is she fair?

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see how baby wolf want to join the pack. Adult wolves are very welcoming for young ones.
Whole pack gets very excited when new little wolves join them.

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Hey PCG,

Saw this and thought of you: Food Matters | The Professional Women Who Hunt, Shoot and Gut Their Dinners

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Why do the said bears and wolves sound like real men to me in your post?

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I'll pass..i like girly type of women..

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Is she hot?
Can she make a mean venison roast?
Is she somewhat sane and not neurotic, immature, or possessive?

If so, at minimum dating ..etc is possible, marriage decision has other variables

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Isn't Sarah Palin already married?

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I don't think married status matters anymore. Look at X2 bhai, he is already weighing pros and cons of dating a hunter and he is married.

Exodus, real animals. Men aren't animals? Wait...hold on...

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Ufsana I'm probably going to view the hunt for a day or so. Just to see the culture and see how they process a deer. I got fascinated when I was told about how they gut the animal and what they do with the different parts of the deer.

I just want to see it, but I'm probably not gonna hunt. I just have trouble with being responsible for taking an animal life that isn't necessary. Deer are so pretty, and it's not a common base diet here. It's chicken actually, lots of chicken farms. So why kil deer when we have so much food ?

But some families living in more remote areas this is really their staple. They eat deer and rabbit routinely.

Oddly not much veggies here. They go to the grocery stores for that, but if I can eat salads and fish and chicken why do I need to kill deer?

So I probably won't be joining bored Wall Street high heel girls who want to play Yee-haw. That's just artificial I'm-trying-to-connect-with-my-American-roots.

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PCG, since ladies bring in Islam and women's rights to a separate living quarters or her income is hers only and her husband's is hers too, or that a husband must provide domestic help if asked....(wonder if husbands of domestic workers get them help too) ..anyways so let me do the same. I have a right to have upto 4 wives, if I so choose, can afford and have no real objection from the wife. I just choose not to pursue that option. ;-) and before you bring up polygamy laws and laws of the land.. Technically I can move to UAE and this will not be breaking any local laws or religious laws. So technically the statement that being married does not matter anymore is incorrect, I can be married and look, unless I am up to my limit of 4... In which case I can always tell one to take a hike and then start looking again..and not be looked down upon because religiously I am not breaking any laws..

Secondly, Mutah is allowed, now I don't partake in it by choice (not mine...the prude ladies choice) but from a religious POV I can spend some time with someone to determine if they are Mutah material or not. Unsure if Mutah is allowed if a dude has 4 chicas already or whether that is a separate source and not tied to allowable wife capacity..

Ahh see now we will go to culture and if what I wrote above was something I chose to pursue it would make me a monster, and that's okay. I am not serious about pursuing either of the two because that's not my style.

And now the real answer...The question was answered from a hypothetical sense, if I were looking or when I was looking would this be a factor.

PS: I can get busy with slaves too but slavery has been abolished.

PS2: I don't think the slave as in BDSM stuff is covered in that.. May need to ask a maulvi

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Lmao!

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Some women do like BDSM, X2!

Especially after reading that 'book in three' series. (Not telling the names of books,...but those who know, know it)

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Your familiarity with ladies' naughty books is rather revealing, don't you think?

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Agreed with X2. I was at dinner with a group of drunk 60 yr olds last night and they were talking about those books. That was the first time I heard about them. I thought 50 shades of grey sounded like a newberry novel for 5th graders!

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I was introduced to those books at work place. Some women read them during their lunch break. I was offered to read them which I politely declined. :)

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Someone PM me links to Amazon for these books . Thanks in advance .