I have to agree with you native, i have been hunting traditional a number of years and have been very successful. I took two beautiful does with one shot. We need to teach these young bucks a thing or two.

I just got finished reading your post and started to LMAO.It just sounds to me that you dumped your training wheels and went back to the traditional way because it is just to complicated for you to UM understand.Tell me ,why did you shoot compound in the first place.The natives never shot them on the plaines for buffalo.You come on this forum knowing that probably 90% of these fine people shoot compounds and start busting there balls about whats right and whats wrong.To me its archery,you pull back a string and release an arrow.PERIOD.Some people shoot traditional and some people like me shoot high tech,why cant we as hunters just leave it as that.

What's the big deal about being an American Indian. Hell, the guy probably lives in a skyscraper... or at least a double wide.[8D] Most folks who claim to be American Indian have less Indian blood in them than the illegitimate kids running around the world. I just don't give a rats really. I'm an American... period. Just so happens my blood runs red with Crotchetty, bald, grumpy ole genes.[8D]

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This thread has run it's course. LOCKED.