New Yorker looking for some guidance

[ishiwannabe]

Do you need anything as far as gear? Thee are a bunch of us around, and I am sure we can all help you out in some way.

[glenbo]

where in Orange county do you live?

[Firemandivi]

Thanks for the offer ishiwanna, the two things I know I'm lacking is experience and knowledge  

Glenbo, I'm in New Windsor, just south of Newburgh

[glenbo]

Give me a shout when you have some time and shoot some arrows

[drewsbow]

Ron : I'm glad you live in New York and would share camp with ya anytime , even if the deer don't like you much  :eek:    :rolleyes:

[horatio1226]

Me too.  :(

[Cyclic-Rivers]

me 3          

I love how so many people have come to Jeremy's aide.  

[DannyBows]

There's a Trad shoot at the end of April in Jersey called the Whittingham. It would be a great place to start your practice for the next season and meet some nice folks.

Keep an eye on the Trad Events forum for shoots in the area.

[ron w]

Whittingham is a good time and not far from you down there.Excellent 3-D courses, some good venders and sometimes the swap table can be very interesting. You should plan on going to that one, a lot of folks on here go!

[drewsbow]

sawmill shoot is great also and lots of ny guys go there , Morris PA. Drew

[Firemandivi]

I appreciate everyone's help.  I will do my best to make the local shoots.   Thanks again.

[Iowabowhunter]

What helped me out a lot was keeping a hinting journal- kook phase, temperature, wind direction n how fast, what I saw etc. I also put down mistakes I made, good/bad experiences (canter be all that bad I was still hunting!!) And practice practice practice. I bought some trad archery books on learning proper form and stalking/still hunting by Fred Asbell. Good luck on your journey, still looking for my 1st trad harvest

[Iowabowhunter]

Hunting journal/moon phase* smart phone my ass haha