Tattoos

[wyosteve]

I'll preface this by saying, I don't have any tattoos, but last year at the sheep show, they had a booth set up offering one of four sheep style tattoos. I was interested, but didn't get one. So, in anticipation of this year's sheep show if they offer that again, I'd like your thoughts.

1. Do you have a tattoo, and, if so, what prompted you to get it?
2. Any regrets after getting one?
Thanks in advance!

 

[Ndbowhunter]

 

[dieselchessy]

1: Yes, I wanted it
2: no

Id say get something that's YOU and has meaning.
Get it in a location that is tasteful, and maybe hidden by dress/business attire.

 

[CorbLand]

Been trying to convince my wife to let me get one similar to this. As of now, its a no.

I dont have any but a good majority of my friends do. Their two suggestions are, make sure it has meaning to you and make sure that you get someone that knows what they are doing.

 

[3darcher2]

Zero tats, and no interest. Not much help here.

 

[molliesmaster]

I've got 4. Got most of them when I was younger. Don't regret them and all of them can be covered by normal work clothing.

If I had the money to blow and time to kill, I would probably get more. It's kind of addicting, in a strange way.

 

[MuleyFever]

Who does it can be way more important than what, or where, it is.

I have a couple. I could go either way on if I would do it again. Probably won’t get another.

 

[H2PVon]

This is pretty manly. May have been some booze involved...

 

[Grumman]

I don’t have one. Always been afraid of having regerts....


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[KJStechly]

Got this back in college. Always wanted to archery hunt for elk. And the BBO stands for blackbell outdoors. Me and my 2 closest buddies said that if ever started a hunting show, that’s what we’d call it. No regrets at all. I’m not as close to them now and I still dont regret the bbo. Makes me remember how good of a friendship we had.

If your body is a temple, why not decorate the walls?


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[nam1975]

I did see a guy who had “button buck” tattooed on his arm. I’m sure there was a good story.

Not for me.

 

[smokinbobf4]

I’ve got a full sleeve and a few others. Thought I might regret it someday maybe but I have grown to like them more all the time and now want more. I think it is good to have some meaning to them, even if it’s not major. I will second the fact to not cut corners on who does it. Don’t look for the best deal, look for the best work. It’s permanent.


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[Sadler]

If you’re asking about it, you’ll most likely regret it.

 

[colersu22]

I have 4 currently and they all have meaning and no regrets in any of them. Last one I got was 4 years ago, got my wedding ring tattooed on since metal and electricity don’t mix well.

If I had the opportunity your talking about I would pass even if it was free since it wouldn’t have meaning and there is who knows how many other people that have the same thing on them.

I want to get a full sleeve but money and the wife always stop me.

 

[wyosteve]

Thanks for the good thoughts and insight guys!

 

[16Bore]

No and never....

 

[WyoHnt300]

Have four, all have meaning. Have plans for several more. They are definitely an individual choice, the artist you have apply is as important as the image you're considering.

 

[idahohikker]

I have never had any interest in tattoos. I've never understood the appeal but to each their own.

 

[Fromthedepths]

I’ve got some but could honestly care less about them. Would take the money I spent on them and fund a trip somewhere or more gear

 

[WoolyBugger]

I've got one and dont regret it. Its on my back and honestly forget I have it most of the time. Its kinda funny because when I was in college and didnt have the money, I wanted them and had plans for several. Now i'm a year out of school and can afford them but I would rather put that money towards a hunting experience or gear. Priorities I guess