Agree with you Big Jim, it could be habit forming. As a vendor also, I found that I had little time or energy to shoot the course. The Eagle Eye event was the only thing that I participated in. It's a great event for a great cause. I won it on the first try, but couldn't do it again. It's one of those things where you have to be on top of your game, and a little bit lucky..., and a prayer doesn't hurt either. I prayed that I not miss the whole target and embarrass myself. Lo and behold, I hit the bullseye. God is good.
For anyone who hasn't gone, don't wait. Events like this don't last forever. It is a Mecca for traditional enthusiast with thousands of people with similar interest, and hundreds of dealers with lots of merchandise. There are special programs and seminaries, and the blanket sale is fantastic. The first year i bought 5 bows in about a half hour at this event, including a Shrew.
Sadly, Eagle's Flight Archery won't be there this year. We will miss it terribly, but age and health tend to interfere with our plans. For anyone who is trying to decide, go for it. You won't be sorry.
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