Me and my shooting buddies have been sneaking out every half-warm day during this bummer winter to pursue our passion for trad Archery shooting. It has helped us make it through the winter. I hope most of you have had some chances to pursue our passion as well.

A friend/relative recently posted an inspirational picture/poster that struck me hard as a real good guide for life in general - at almost the same instant, it dawned on me that it also connected with our passion for shooting/practicing traditional archery.

I copied the saying, with a couple of very slight changes in the first and second line, as I also envisioned a place/use for it on my often posted "Home Range". I also added a sort of basic drawing of a bow and arrow at the bottom. Then I looked for an appropriate board to transfer the "message" to. I found (in my Glory Hole Room) a cutting board made in the Shape of North Carolina - very fitting, and natural color, so that felt tip writing would show up well on it. After preparing my new sign for my Home Range, I finished it with Stock Finish, took a picture, then attached hanging wires to it. I then proceeded to hang it on the back-yard fence. I placed it back to my B Range, and facing my A Range. Right where anyone shooting with me could see and absorb it (myself included - LOL) as a part of our Life and Traditional Archery Passion and practice/fun.

Here are a couple of pics - whadda ya think, Guys and Gals?



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Nice job! I love the saying.... It sums it all up.

Nice Bernie. Hope you get another shot for many years to come.

Bretto

 Well done! Love it

Thanks, guys.  

Looks Great Bernie.  Truer words were never spoken.

Thanks Bernie...  

That's a great perspective    

Very we'll said!

I like it Bernie!

Semper Fi.

well put. I like it.

COOL Bernie!    

To all      

Wonderful words of wisdom

Very Well spoken, something we can all learn from.    

I like. I wish I could remember to live by that all the time.

I think we all have to work at it but perhaps now we'll all have two avenues to approach it from  

Two of my favorite things! Archery and photography!

Thank you, Bernie!
Killdeer  

Hey, Lady - you're certainly welcome, and thank you for the thanks -  

Thanks, Uncle Brenie!  I needed that!
Johnny & Kuri