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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 180881" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>This thread makes me laugh..........A LOT!!!!&nbsp; Seems a good number on NDA don't realize that a fair segment of archers on here were bowhunting YEARS before trail cams, releases, peep sights, movable pins, ozone makers, bug machines, ground blinds, lighted nocks, bait piles, digital camo patterns, food plots, and any number of gizmos or techniques became all the rage.&nbsp; I suspect it'd be you younger fellas that would have the problems going without these so called &quot;Necessities&quot;.&nbsp; It might throw a good number into a tizzy having to &quot;Re-learn&quot; how to shoot.&nbsp; I figure MOST of us older fellas that built our stands from wood and nails, wore military surplus camo or plaid, piled brush together for a ground blind, and used finger tabs could and would &quot;Do it like in the old days&quot; again!!!&nbsp; Not bashing you younger guys, as for me it was just the opposite.&nbsp; I had to &quot;Re-Learn&quot; how to hunt when I turned in my finger tabs and single pin for a release and peep sight.&nbsp; I figure real archers will adapt to whatever they need to enjoy the sport we love.&nbsp; Everything would work out just fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 180881, member: 314"] This thread makes me laugh..........A LOT!!!! Seems a good number on NDA don't realize that a fair segment of archers on here were bowhunting YEARS before trail cams, releases, peep sights, movable pins, ozone makers, bug machines, ground blinds, lighted nocks, bait piles, digital camo patterns, food plots, and any number of gizmos or techniques became all the rage. I suspect it'd be you younger fellas that would have the problems going without these so called "Necessities". It might throw a good number into a tizzy having to "Re-learn" how to shoot. I figure MOST of us older fellas that built our stands from wood and nails, wore military surplus camo or plaid, piled brush together for a ground blind, and used finger tabs could and would "Do it like in the old days" again!!! Not bashing you younger guys, as for me it was just the opposite. I had to "Re-Learn" how to hunt when I turned in my finger tabs and single pin for a release and peep sight. I figure real archers will adapt to whatever they need to enjoy the sport we love. Everything would work out just fine. [/QUOTE]

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