It's taken me six years, but I've learned not to overpressure my favorite stand. Not as much learned to do it, but forced myself to remain patient and hit it when its right. Also, playing the wind. I really didn't think much of it early in my hunting years, but have learned that lesson all too much. I believe time and experience make us all better at hunting. You can become a very good archer in a short period of time with practice, but to be a good hunter takes some tough and frustrating time in the woods.

Kelly