A Traditional Bowhunter's Path Now Available

[NYRON]

Hi Doug:

We've had a couple of orders from Ontario that went through okay. From what province are you ordering?

In any case, send your address to me at RonRohrbaugh@gmail.com and I'll get a book in the mail so you don't have to wait.

Then, we can figure out payment.

Ron

[Homey88]

Ron,
Just order another copy of the book from your website! Thanks for including my picture in the book!
Mike

[Sirius Black]

Looks like a great book!

[NYRON]

Thanks, Guys!

Keep the comments coming and please consider doing an Amazon review.

Ron

[NYRON]

Thanks, Guys!

Keep the comments coming and please consider doing an Amazon review.

Ron

[Bobaru]

Hi Ron:

I got through the book.  I confess, I was reading another book at the time yours arrived.  But, I couldn't put yours down...

So, I got on looking for this thread to give a little analysis, and, lo and behold, I came across a thread on Clay Hayes.  

I never would have focused on Clay Hayes if it weren't for the last chapter in your book.  And, you're correct - Clay is adding a dimension to the story about hunting that the public sees.

Back to your book.  Very well written.  I found much to identify with you about, not least of which we live in the same neighborhood, hunt the same deer, and rub elbows with the same liberal friends ....

Unique about your book is your write up on the mental game; not being able to carry two thoughts at one time successfully.  And, you're one target with the buck fever thing.  Well done, Ron.

Only one bone to pick:  your Kudu....  (what's the plural of Kudu?).  .... (no spiral horns for me)...  

Just joking.  You're right, it's not all about the competition.  I'm taking my son to Quebec for Caribou next year thinking our prospects may be low considering how inexperienced my son is. You're book helps in pulling the real meaning of what we do from the shear competition of it all.

I have to say, the best photo in the entire book, for myself, is the kudu in the shadows.  That's the grey ghost I remember.

Thanks for sharing your story, Ron. It was well worth the read, for sure.

[CRM_95]

I'm about halfway through as well and I'm really enjoying it so far. I'm off tonight and the rain is keeping me in so I'll very likely finish it up today. Great read!!

[TBinMN]

Order placed,  I've really been looking forward to your book Ron.

Thanks
Terry

[CRM_95]

Just finished it up, and enjoyed every page. A great read.

[NYRON]

Thanks for the great comments, Bob and Ryan. Much appreciated.

Terry, your book is on the way.

I love that kudu photo, as well.

Bob, I'm not sure if I'm following your point about the kudu. Are you asking whether the plural of kudu is kudu or kudus?

Grammatically, I think kudu falls into the same camp as deer, fox, grouse, and even fish, where the colloquially accepted plural can vary.

With fish, technically if there is more than one species you use fishes if it's a group of the same species then it's fish.

Crazy English rules...

[LostNation_Larry]

Order placed and looking forward to it.

[NYRON]

Thanks, Larry!

Your book is on the way!

[Tim Nuss]

Just sent my order in.
I am looking forward to your book.

[CRS]

Just ordered two copies, glad I could contribute a picture for your book.