Thanks Hazcon7, I was pretty sure he wasalluding that I dont hunt the "real world" but wanted him to come on out and actually say it. Too many hunters dont want to hear that killing big bucks takes work and sacrifices and experience. They are looking for that secret gizmo or unheard of tactic to lead them to the promised land. I have hunted public lands and in fact was just scouting on public land earlier this week. Very few hunters started out with less than I did. I worked for years to get access to the properties that I hunt today. Public land may be the "real world" to many hunters but no book is going to tell you how to kill big bucks where they dont spend their daylight hours. These comments are not directed at Nodog but to anyone who thinks I am not in the real world.

My main concern with nodogs post was him saying that I was "negative about others" when trying to make a point. I have thought long and hard about what he could be talking about. The only thing that I can figure is that since he is from Ohio and MIGHT use a crossbow, maybe he took offense to my position on crossbows during archery seasons. Maybe I am wrong but that is the only thing that I can figure. Oh well, at least he did make some positive comments about the book and I appreciate that.