Let’s face it. Bowhunting can be and is an extremely difficult endeavor. It doesn’t matter if you are an expert or a beginner, life with the bow constantly challenges us. My biggest hurdle when I started out, and now for that matter, is getting close enough for a shot. This is why we hunt with a bow though, is it not? We love the intimate connection that is shared between predator and prey. Being close enough to hear every step that the animal takes is all too alluring. In order to get good at something though, we need to have ample opportunity to practice it. There are many days when I don’t even find a buck to stalk though. How can you practice something as much as you can, if you don’t have the opportunity to do so?
If you asked me a few years ago if I would be investing the money that I do now in high quality hunting clothing, I probably would have laughed at you. I was indeed a skeptic of these higher end purchases and honestly didn’t see the reasoning behind why someone would pay $100 for a shirt or $200 for a pair of pants. That was until I finally tried the stuff out.
The world that we know today is host to a fast paced, hustle and bustle lifestyle of an environment. Get up early, go to work, come home, eat dinner, go to bed, and do it again tomorrow. I believe it is called “The Rat Race.” With the tap of our finger on a little screen, we have access to whatever information that we desire and are served with instant gratification in most cases. No work needed and when work is needed, some of us get frustrated, due to how easily things usually come. Imagine that, your phone didn’t load Instagram fast enough for you.
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