Good Question. My quick answer which may revise over time is:

I think the majority of regular posters on this board are probably pretty equal. Obviously, we have the drive anddesire 365 days a year. I think most of us could go hunt in Texas or Canada or Pa and in a short amount of time be comfortable with our stand placement and have success.

I'm in no way saying we are the average Bowhunter..I would like to think on a scale, that we are much higher on the curve. We all know most other bow hunters who may fling a couple arrows prior to the opener and then go hunt for a week or so with their buddies.

But like your answer there are so many other factors that are involved. Are you married? do you have kids? Do you hunt public land, private? What's your job? How often can you get out? mornings? evenings?

There is never equality. Most of us have to have balance between our daily lives and our hunting pursuits. We cannot just move to a big buck state. We can not hunt 60 days a year. Does this make our skills less?