Man alive do you come in hot to every thread. I promise you don’t have to be edgy here. We’re just talking about books, or strategy, or gear. A bunch of us make friends. Chill out on the I’m cool and you’re not thing.
You mean Paul BRUNNER not Schaffer.
This isn't a book, but it is the lesson's learned from a lifetime of hunting Louisiana by Mr. Warren Womack, a member here. I like to go back and reread this prior to each season. I have gotten more how to from this than a stack of the hunting books I have read over the years.
Thanks. I believe I corrected myself about this in a later post. He used to own Screaming Eagle treestands and I still have one of his excellent quivers. He was affiliated with the Wensel Brothers at one point too I think when they first moved out to Montana back in the 1980’s.
Yeah, I saw that you corrected as I read down the thread after I replied.
Wow I never realized they opened an eastern shore store! If I would have known that I would have went down to see it. It was tough competing with the low price mail order compound stores back in the day like Bowhunters’s Discount Warehouse etc. For $500 you could have a full bow setup a couple of cheap but heavy hang on stands and some camo and be hunting. The only trad bows that were acceptable back then were customs and I’m like, I’d rather get a compound and up my odds a bit for one half the price of an Assenheimer Recurve. I remember Paul recognizing that donut hole in the market and offering a lower cost Damon-Howatt recurve n his catalog though.
That's a great book. I think Tony Peterson has a similar named book. It's eye opening on how most people have zero success bowhunting any type of deer
