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Title: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: criveraville on June 13, 2011, 03:26:56 pm

When I came home from Cross Plains my wife asked me real nicely, "Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer? It scares me when they fall out on me."

I try to put them in my man cave freezer, but was in a hurry and just slid one in the house freezer >:D >:D on accident O:) O:)

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: gstoneberg on June 13, 2011, 04:40:39 pm

She'll get used to it.  My wife just shakes here head.  She likes it that I have my own refrigerator/freezer in the shop.

George

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: ErictheViking on June 13, 2011, 05:38:44 pm

He He He! gotta love the politeness of it. next time maybe not so much! ;D

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Post by: osage outlaw on June 13, 2011, 09:07:41 pm

My wife freaked out when she found a beaver skull in the freezer.  And when she found a beaver tail, muskrat skull, snake skin, and just about every other animal part that I sneak in there.  She gets really ticked off when I work on European mounts on the kitchen island.

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: criveraville on June 14, 2011, 01:21:35 am

Jorge She likes me having my own cold storage, but not when I violate  the rules...

Eric, I think you are right on... Clint that sounds so much like what our house freezer once contained  ;D

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: El Destructo on June 14, 2011, 01:39:25 am

In Our House....I have one 30 cu.ft. Freezer...and the Wife has hers...and my stuff had best not end up in Hers......... ;D

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: Lemos on June 14, 2011, 02:53:01 am

I won't bore you with the details of my full mink carcass in my vegitarian wifes food freezer., lets just say it did'nt go well and I had to buy a new freezer. (For her)

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: Stoker on June 14, 2011, 06:22:24 pm

My wife and El Destructo's wife are on the same page.Has something to do with a hot summer afternoon babysitter two small kids freezies and a rattlesnake(whom was the only calm one) Hence the garage freezer.Things always work out.
Thanks Leroy

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: ken75 on June 15, 2011, 01:23:46 am

life lesson # 134 .... know your place !!

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: criveraville on June 15, 2011, 03:30:47 am

I guess women are  the same everywhere... I know ken.. I know. 

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: crooketarrow on June 16, 2011, 09:48:15 am

  Why don't wives thing right. I use to have the same problem. I dislikes tarsel gland also. I had to get my own freezer also.

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: criveraville on June 16, 2011, 11:17:39 am

tarsel glands are always a no no

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: PEARL DRUMS on June 16, 2011, 06:25:53 pm

I had this in our freezer from mid October unitl just recently. My wife absolutely hated that "thing" in our freezer. Its at the taxidermist now getting tanned and will be a quiver for this season. It was in 3 bags and she claims she could still smell it.............I dont buy that for a second.

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: criveraville on June 16, 2011, 10:24:31 pm

Sounds  familiar buddy!! That's a nice looking fox. Cool pic. Will make an awesome looking quiver.

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Post by: gstoneberg on June 17, 2011, 04:14:05 pm

PD, I'm impressed.  I had a red fox hanging around one of my stands up north I wanted to turn into a quiver and I could never get an arrow drawn.  Tried once while he was "marking" his territory and still he caught me moving...and I was 15' up!

Cipriano, I have a beaver hide in the freezer story the next time we're sitting around flint knapping.  I also have a fly larvae (for icefishing) in the fridge story from when I lived up north.  Dang, I have lots of stories, the privilege of being old.

George

Title: Re: Honey will you please not put your snakes in my freezer?
Post by: PEARL DRUMS on June 17, 2011, 04:18:27 pm

It took two chances to get her. The first time I "kissed" and she was gone before I could even draw. The second time I remembered the lesson I learned. I can draw and hold for 10-12 seconds and still shoot well. I drew at 10 yards, "kissed" at 17 yards and released the instant she spun around. The arrow was on its way before she stopped moving. She never moved a muscle, it was very humane. Just the way I like it. How does this tie in with the thread? I think her quick demise relaxed her whizzing muscles, so she did stink some...............