No-Shave November

[Rusty]

after 2 weeks my beard will look like I havent shaved in a year. I get a 9am shadow instead of a 5

 

 

I didn't shave for a week and my wife looks at me and says, did you not shave this morning?  

 

I must be follicley challenged.   

[rgw]

lol

[Haskell]

Started last week

[JHbowhunter]

Have you been waxing your back and going to Yanni concerts with Jack Harris again?

. I find that while facial hair helps keep face warm and provides natural camo - if u want to be the dominant hunter in the woods and bedroom - it's also important to manscape all points south of the neck. It helps reduce odor for deer hunting and most woman today like a smooth playing field. An added effect is that when you clear the underbrush a tree looks much more "prominent". I shouldn't reveal all my secrets on here but I am in a giving mood.

[rgw]

I alawys say I will start two weekd before duck opener but too darn hot every year

[rgw]

^^omg

[rgw]

sway of the tree is better than clearing underbrush

[Leo801]

Maybe that's what I'm doing wrong, maybe I should grow a beard, might change my luck...If only it didn't itch so much it makes  me want to scratch my face off.

[GunDogs]

You sound just like my son.  

 

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Now that's a nice beard right there!!

[not on the rug]

. I find that while facial hair helps keep face warm and provides natural camo - if u want to be the dominant hunter in the woods and bedroom - it's also important to manscape all points south of the neck. It helps reduce odor for deer hunting and most woman today like a smooth playing field. An added effect is that when you clear the underbrush a tree looks much more "prominent". I shouldn't reveal all my secrets on here but I am in a giving mood.

Actually have to agree with you on this one.  A little manscaping goes a long way.

Women appreciate a well groomed man

[BHC]

I would, but we have a strict grooming policy at work

[Leo801]

Actually have to agree with you on this one.  A little manscaping goes a long way.

Women appreciate a well groomed man

I'll just lie about getting a deer this year before I put a razor to the boys... Plus, I don't think the wife would appreciate that at all.  

Do you shave the pits too? I can't imagine all the itching going on as stubble grows in, let alone , razor burn

[Rusty]

Ok, somewhere this took a turn.      

[Nomad]

Some things are better left unsaid. lol

Edited October 25, 2016 by Nomad

[not on the rug]

I'll just lie about getting a deer this year before I put a razor to the boys... Plus, I don't think the wife would appreciate that at all.  

Do you shave the pits too? I can't imagine all the itching going on as stubble grows in, let alone , razor burn

No shave, just trim.  And no, no trimming of the pits.  Just the chest/stomach/junk.

I couldn't imagine taking a razor to the boys either.  That sounds downright scary and super itchy