Whenit comes to actual bow hunting, tuning and other technical subjects, the answer is no, I don't consider the age of the person who's posting. The thing is that for ME, this time last year, a "tiller" was only a garden power tool, the terms "riser" and "brace height" only applied to carpentry, "proper spine" meant you didn't have scoliosis or a ruptured disc, "torque" was bolt tightening pressure,"serving" was what you did in a tennismatchand terms like "center-shot" and "forward of center percentage" were unheard of.
I think it's really all relative. I haven't bow hunted yet, so just about everyone on here knows more about "bow hunting" than I do, but some of the older, more experienced archers/bow hunters probably know more than you and have probably forgotten more than I'll ever know.
I have six kids, ages 23, 20, 19, 18, 17, and 13. In my 24 years in the Navy, I'vemanaged, supervised,mentored and moldedway more than a few18-21 year old sailors. I believe that I have a good handle onhow the young adult mind works, and I've said that to say one thing.... I'll never discredit what someone says based on their age.