WOW!
..Look what happens when you take a couple days off. I'm flattered that so many would be interested in my story. In the over 60 years of shooting a bow I've certainly experienced enough to fill a book. Some of it might put you to sleep but some of it might be interesting. I'm sure some of my bloopers would make you chuckle.
I've been very fortunate in my lifetime to have met some very interesting and talented characters. They have not only been friends and hunting companions but also teachers. The things I've learned from them need to be passed on.
To tell the truth I have thought quite a bit about writing a book, in fact I've actually started writing some on it. As I go over in my mind my "traditional journey", it overwhelms me to think of writing it all down. It seems an insurmountable task.
I'd like to include not only my archery experiences but also some of my other interest such as hunting with flintlock muzzle loaders. To me, traditional archery and traditional muzzle loading go hand in hand. Both sports are challenging and require doing it the hard way.
Just recently I've been thinking about a DVD, sort of a condensed version of the story. I don't know how it would pan out just yet but I thought of including both video and still photos. Storys as well as instruction.
I think this is something I could get out sooner than a book, although I'd still like to have a book....it just might take a while.
Topic: Who else would like to read Ron La Clair's Autobiography? (Read 8978 times)
