Shout out to NYRON (Ron Rohrbaugh)

[dhaverstick]

Ron Rohrbaugh was one of our speakers at the United Bowhunters of Missouri Festival last weekend and he knocked it right out of the park! His talk on hunters as conservationists throughout history was interesting, insightful, and everyone left just a little bit smarter than they were when they came in. To top that off, Ron is just a helluva nice guy and fun to sit around and drink a beer with. If anyone is looking for a speaker at their next event, I highly recommend this man for the job.

Darren

[Learner]

I just finished reading Ron's book, "A Traditiional Bowhunter's Path", and really enjoyed it.

[Learner]

I just finished reading Ron's book, "A Traditiional Bowhunter's Path", and really enjoyed it.

[NYRON]

Thanks for the kind words, Darren!

I really enjoyed the festival and all the great folks that I met.

Thanks for your hospitability.

You guys should check out Darren's leather work. Top notch stuff!!

[NYRON]

Frank, I'm glad you enjoyed the book and thanks for posting your thoughts here on TradGang!

[Learner]

Originally posted by NYRON:
Frank, I'm glad you enjoyed the book and thanks for posting your thoughts here on TradGang!

You are most welcome, Ron.

And thank you for making it available on Kindle ebooks.

I now do most of my reading on my tablet.  I find it so much more convenient than lugging books around with me, and then having to make room to store them at home.  I rarely buy print books anymore (with some exceptions), and therefore am much more likely to read something that I can purchase online and download to a device or computer.

I wish that more books by trad archers would become available digitally.  Many are, but not all.

Best wishes,
Frank

[rix2]

On vacation and also just finished reading his book. Great read.Worst part of reading my hunting books on vacation is will have to wait till next week to shoot.

[NYRON]

Rick, nice to hear that my book made your vacation reading list.

Regarding not being able to shoot...I find that I often do my best shooting after taking a break for a week or two.

Best of luck.

Ron