[borninbiloxi]

It's your skin so whatever floats your boat is fine by me. You do realize a buck deer is a horrible comparison for a father. Run around breed everything you can couple months a year and spend the rest hanging out with the guys. Sending out the girls to see if they get shot before you show your face is not being much of a protector.

THATS AWESOME!!!!!LMAO[rofl] [rofl] [rofl] [rofl]

 

[PlowHoss]

Parchman has some good artist according to my cousin.lol He came back with sleeves pretty much.I'm not into tatoos but the stuff he got looked professional.

 

[drksfan]

Ask Blake Shelton.....on second thought, his are only deer tracks....or ladybugs depending on how you look at 'em[rofl]

 

[poloski]

My cousin had this similar design actually done on his upper back in '98...he had a mainframe 8pt at full alert with a bedded doe and two spotted fawns one on either side. He also had a corn pile just off to the right by his shoulder that reminded him of the times he was an outlaw in life. He also had another buck tattoo over by his left shoulder with a broke main beam that represented all the bar fights KOs that my cousin had racked up during his career. And then down on his lower back he has a 4 strand barb wire fence with a group of does jumping over it...this represents all his exs that have left him for another companion

 

[RiverRampage]

My cousin had this similar design actually done on his upper back in '98...he had a mainframe 8pt at full alert with a bedded doe and two spotted fawns one on either side. He also had a corn pile just off to the right by his shoulder that reminded him of the times he was an outlaw in life. He also had another buck tattoo over by his left shoulder with a broke main beam that represented all the bar fights KOs that my cousin had racked up during his career. And then down on his lower back he has a 4 strand barb wire fence with a group of does jumping over it...this represents all his exs that have left him for another companion

[rofl] Since when did they allow internet access in the slammer...[biggrin] [biggrin] Sounds like a good prison tattoo..

 

[HNHOutdoors]

Jack and Diane's in Gulfport.

+1.. Make an appointment..

 

[DF]

It's your skin so whatever floats your boat is fine by me. You do realize a buck deer is a horrible comparison for a father. Run around breed everything you can couple months a year and spend the rest hanging out with the guys. Sending out the girls to see if they get shot before you show your face is not being much of a protector.

[rofl]

 

[Todd Macko]

 

[tha bugman]

[rofl]

 

[8ptDuck]

 

[JohannLibert]

Hey there! I totally agree that it's important to choose an artist who's genuinely passionate about the work they're doing. After all, a tattoo is something that's going to be with you for life, so it's crucial to make sure that it's something you'll love forever. I personally have a deer tattoo myself, and I'm absolutely in love with it. It's a beautiful and timeless design that holds a lot of personal meaning for me.

As for recommendations, I'd highly suggest checking out Numbing for tattoos. They offer a fantastic range of numbing products that can help to make the tattooing process a lot more comfortable. Speaking from personal experience, getting a tattoo can be a pretty painful experience, especially if you're going for a larger or more detailed design. I remember getting my first tattoo and feeling like I was on fire! But with the help of a good numbing cream, the pain was significantly reduced, and the whole experience was a lot more manageable.

 

[msurussell]

This original post is 11 years old. However, a real man doesn't get numbing products for getting a tattoo. The pain is part of the process and actually becomes what you 'crave' when wanting to get more tats. Trust me on that...lol