I' ve been married for 30 yrs. now and have bowhunted for 36. I am a year ' round scouter and spend some time everyday for shooting a few arrows. Many years ago I decided that I could have the best of both worlds if I spent as much time with my wife & family as I did hunting. I have not hunted an entire day in 30 yrs. During bowseason I hunt every morning during the week but I only hunt 3 evenings due to things my wife and I do together. On Saturdays I' m in the woods every morning before daylight but I' m home in time to take my wife for our weekly lunch and whatever else she would like to do. If I get home in time to afternoon hunt then great, if not...oh well. I happen to enjoy being with my wife as much as I enjoy hunting so this isn' t a ploy to get something out of her. I use this same approach in my fly fishing, bird hunting, 3D shoots and golf.
In case your wondering, I' ve taken more than 50 whitetails, bear, mule deer and elk. Like one of the other guys already said, it' s all priorities.