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I'll add 2 more cents to this topic...there are bow hunters and there are very successful bow hunters, just like you have gun hunters and very successful gun hunters. The continually successful group of both do things smartly to minimize pressure and increase their odds of seeing and taking game. In my opinion though, the bow hunter has to be a little better due to their limited effective range. The key to any continual individual hunting success by a group will be inversely proportional to the lack of pressure discipline displayed by any member in that group. That's why I prefer large tracts with few hunters who are like minded in their approach to hunting.
"Never met a deer that I didn't like" - QDMAV8R
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