Ever heard the phrase, "Stubborn old Woman."

We have had lots of rain in East Texas where we hunt this year. Last weekend the creek that my wife has been able to cross to get to her favorite stand was up and running.
I told her not to try to cross it, but she found a way a short distance down the creek. At 72, the phrase, "older and smarter," does not apply here. But the phrase, "Stubborn
old Woman," does. But I do have to say, "I love that woman."

I guess she didn't get wet!!??

Determination there. Nice

I would guess not because if Mr T is like me he would have either died from laughing or died from her rifle shot as he was on his knees laughing

Great pic and story.

getting across was one problem. Had she shot anything YOU would have been getting wet...

OMG, Yes, I would have gotten wet.

Glad she made it and did not get wet. I have crossed creeks many times on logs. Worst one was a log broke one morning when it was 14 degrees. Cold half mile walk back to the house.

For getting deer back across it helps to have enough rope to go across the creek then just pull it across after you get to the other side. Been there and done that many times.

great pic!!!

Thats awesome way to go woman

Please, Stub, she needs no more encouragement.

You need to buy Mrs.T a small flat bottom boat. Tell her nice determination.

Did she cross without her rifle?

She's a keeper T.

Pioneer Woman can’t be stopped.

Another old saying. Where there is a will, there is a way.

Got to love em!