i read an article,average deer hunter age is 42 and the future looks bleek, lets do our own pool!
#121

I' m 65 and have been flinging arrows at critters since 1963. My son is changing to a bow this winter and he is 32.
#124
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location:
Posts: 18

In you 40' s, you' re looking for a tree high enough to make you forget about your teenagers.
LOL , vc1111........I ain' t never climbed a redwood

#125
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199

I' ll soon be 60. Started hunting alone when I was 8. Happiness is 25 feet up.
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Watched 2 little buck duke it out this AM. Unfortunately, along with old age you forget to reach for the camera until it' s to late.[:@][:' (]Life is good.

Watched 2 little buck duke it out this AM. Unfortunately, along with old age you forget to reach for the camera until it' s to late.[:@][:' (]Life is good.

#126
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: NW NC
Posts: 177

I' m 34 started hunting when i was 27 and feel in love. I love being outdoors in the woods and just regret that i didn' t start earlier. My dad hunted but gave it up b4 i could remember. I won' t make that mistake with my kids ...they' ll get to make that choice for themselves at an early age

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#128

Im 48 started hunting at 12 been bow hunting 2 yrs ,3 deer so far, passed up 3 small bucks this yr so far. I would throw my rifle away in a heart beat if I had
to pick between the two, bow hunting is now my passion.
to pick between the two, bow hunting is now my passion.
#129

I' m 34 now (Wow, it feels weird to write that!
), and was fortunate enough to be introduced to hunting and fishing when just a little tyke; I was probably about nine or so when I killed my first cottontail with a single-shot 16 gauge.
Got into bowhunting in college because of the longer season dates, and like someone above mentioned, will probably never chase another whitetail with a gun, unless it' s to introduce my newborn son to the sport during rifle season.
I' m a pretty hard-core bow addict now, even purchasing a rifle tag so I can bowhunt during gun season.

Got into bowhunting in college because of the longer season dates, and like someone above mentioned, will probably never chase another whitetail with a gun, unless it' s to introduce my newborn son to the sport during rifle season.
I' m a pretty hard-core bow addict now, even purchasing a rifle tag so I can bowhunt during gun season.
#130
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Southeast Texas
Posts: 38

26 and bow hunting my second year now. My wife is actually getting into it. She doesnt own a bow, she just like to video.