Couldn't resist the bow bug any longer...

[Tom G.]

I've been a gun hunter for deer ever since high school...really didn't see the need for a bow or want one for that matter. Lately, I've been wondering what the fuss was all about for bows... I come from a right handed family (dad was a lefty but they "changed" him when he was young), and being the only lefty, it was a lot more difficult to find a lefty bow than it is today, so I never got exposed to the whole thing.

Well, this summer i decided that it was time I see what bows were all about.
I started looking in mid-June, and I found a lefty Parker on another site that was a good deal... I gotta say that after putting a lot of arrows through it lately, I'm seeing that I was missing out for a long time...

It's going to be interesting in the tree stand in October here, and I'm getting pumped.

[moto]

about time congrats

[jseasor]

thats awesome.....congrats!

[Z20basser]

Congrats you will love seeing the deer unspooked and in their natural state unlike running spooked like the do in shotgun season. Its a blast!

[Zach G]

much more exciting than gun hunting, it takes practice, patience, work to get that big buck into bow range, there is nothing else like it

[sc419795]

Good for you Tom. Now - if you can only find hunting land around here. Hopefully you know someone who has some private land and you get get out often.

[jpfishmaster]

Welcome aboard; you won't regret it; plus, you can shoot it nearly anywhere!

[Tom G.]

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That I do, Steve... I have 2 different spots (1 in Porter County, and 1 in Laporte County) both within about a half hour or so. Hopefully the work schedule will cooperate a bit so I can get in some serious tree time this year.