Bowhunting Teaches Many Lifelong Lessons

Hunting Lessonsto do. In order to be successful in life, you must see
People, as I have learned, need not to learn to killand hear what is going on around you and your loved
during an archery hunt, but to learn more how to live.ones. To share and teach the care of our forest
When I was very young, my Dad taught me thehome and hunting heritage may just be the most
importance of learning how to enjoy "Mother Nature,"important piece of education you have ever taught.
not just to hunt. I have passed this on to both ofEven though my Dad has been gone for awhile now,
my sons and friends I've made throughout my lifehis lessons that were taught to me are now still
while bowhunting. By learning to live along side ofbeing taught. The path he led me on, has helped me
"Mother Nature," it can teach you how to become ato determine who I am as a person and he has
better person in everyday life.taught many others, who are still feeling and doing
the same as I am.
I try to stay connected to the animals that I seeThe sport of archery hunting was passed on to me
during an archery hunt. I know when to shy awayand I will continue to pass it on to others as if my
from something or to forage on, just like thatDad were still alive. Remember that hunting is less
monster buck that didn't get to be a monster just byabout learning how to kill, and is more about how to
accident. He learned just as you did, from others orrespect others and what "Mother Nature" has to
from his own mistakes where not to be or what notoffer.