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Beard survey.

Do you grow a beard?

  • For hunting season and/or winter.

    Votes: 15 16.3%

  • Full timer.

    Votes: 62 67.4%

  • Can't grow one.

    Votes: 7 7.6%

  • ZZ Top!!!!!

    Votes: 1 1.1%

  • No way.

    Votes: 7 7.6%
  • Total voters
    92
I’m a full timer but it doesn’t come in all that well (very patchy)….. it’s not that I want a beard so much as I am just too lazy to really shave it lol usually when I do it’s because work has required me to do a respirator fit test and I have to be clean shaved to dawn the respirator :sweatsmile:
 
I always sport a fairly long goatee but let the beard come in around September 1st for hunting and working outside in the winter. Usually shave it in late March or early April.
 
I’d love to grow a thick mustache at least. I think burley mustaches look cool. It’s a shame they were claimed by one group that I don’t identify with, and then another group (hipster lumberjacks) that I also don’t identify with. I think men should take back the mustache. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to help bring it back either.
 
Haven't shaved since the early 90s. Did the "yeard" back in 2014 and since then I typically trim short in early summer and let it go until the next summer. Haven't trimmed it much in a couple years now though, but might this summer.
 
stash since 13 beard since 19 better than 35 years not shaven. If I knew the science of bigger beard bigger buck when I was young I could be stepping on it by now.
 
I’d love to hear some beard success stories. Would really inspire me to keep with it. Any unsuspecting beard comeback stories? Any let it grow, it’ll show guys here?
 
gcr0003 said:
I’d love to grow a thick mustache at least. I think burley mustaches look cool. It’s a shame they were claimed by one group that I don’t identify with, and then another group (hipster lumberjacks) that I also don’t identify with. I think men should take back the mustache. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to help bring it back either.
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I’d love to grow a stache but the one time I did everyone, and I mean everyone, said I looked like the construction worker in the village people so that’s gonna be a no from me dawg.
 
Exhumis said:
I’d love to grow a stache but the one time I did everyone, and I mean everyone, said I looked like the construction worker in the village people so that’s gonna be a no from me dawg.
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The construction worker is my favorite.... He so rugged and u know he's good at handling wood with his rough hands

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I haven't clean shaven my face in nearly 25 years... It always causes ingrown hairs and razor bumps. I've always used clippers without a guard to "shave" my face, then do it again in a couple weeks.

Senior year was the first year we were allowed to grow a "neatly kept mustach", and I've had one since that peach fuzz that was coming in at 17.
After graduation I added the chin goatee and flavor saver, and that was pretty well par for I didn't start getting a real full faced beard until probably my early 30's... It was the first time my mustache connected to my chin. I thought it never would!

Now, in my forties, I just rock the full salt and pepper beard. Started letting it grow out for hunting a few years back, and just stuck with it. Makes me look like the puppa I am.
 
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