A brother for Hunter?

[Cannotbelieveit]

Just found out we are having another lovely boy and were more than likely going to call him Ryder but just wondered what else goes with Hunter (DS1) just in case there's something else we prefer!

[kelda]

Archer, shortened to Archie.

[allmycats]

Wellington ?

[DropYourSword]

Fletcher?

Or, lightheartedly, Gatherer. Could be shortened to Gareth!

[squoosh]

Logan
Cooper
Carson
Cameron
Harris

[WowserBowser]

Wyatt

[squoosh]

Oh yes, I much prefer Wyatt to any of my suggestions!

[Littlecherublegs]

First thought was Cooper.

Jackson
Riley
Wilson
Taylor
Tyler
Smith
Maddox
Branson
Bronson
Brock
Axel
Clark
Dane
Blaine
Forrest

[WowserBowser]

Squoosh

[SecretWitch]

Spenser..

[Leopoldina]

Gatherer, obviously....


I know a pair with bird names - Kestrel (Kes for short) and Drake

[curlew]

You can't have Hunter and Ryder.....you really, really can't. Unless you're going to have Barbour and Purdey too.

[HappyJustToBe]

Roman.

[BNmum]

Warwick

[BNmum]

Tate

[OpalsAreForever]

I know brothers called Hunter and Fisher

[Madondogs]

Beau

[Mollydoggerson]

Ronan.

Something from Nature

Oak
Logan
Rowan

or

Christian

[Cannotbelieveit]

Thanks for the suggestions

[Spaghettinetti]

Rocco ;-)

[simonthedog]

Thor

[Theonlyoneiknow]

campbell

[ThursdayLast]

Hhhhmmmmm Ryder???

[Dorris83]

Ryder is my favourite. It's nice and unique like Hunter is- you need to have a special name to go with Hunter I think.

[BettyBotter]

I personally find Hunter and Ryder a but too 'theme'y. (It's a bit like having Hunter/Fisher or Hunter/Gatherer or Fox and Hunter).

Are you very horsey country people or are they just nice-sounding to you? Unless you have a close personal connection to the 'theme' of horses/hunting I'd avoid a name with a meaning too closely connected to Hunter.

[Cannotbelieveit]

My hubby is laughing at some of these responses!