ORIGINAL: iamyourhuckleberry
But my question was How many times has that speed made the difference? And how many times has your skill made the difference?
I am not sure those are fair questions. I mean really, who honestly knows? With so many varibles involved, is there a definite answer-with 100% certainty?
A good archery combines both skill and technology to his advantage. I doubt you'll ever see an astronaut flying a school bus to the moon. And chances are, you'll never see a WWII fighter aircraft going head to head with a modern day jet. Both skilled pilots are obviously going to use their equipment to its fullest potential, but honestly, who do you think is going to win the dogfight?
tech. isnt a neccesity, trad. bowhunters dont use technology, and they stillkillanimals. But i do see what your saying by having both skill and tech. that it gives you a advantage, but it isnt a neccesity.