I have shared our hunting ground with former compound shooters that said things like "If I could do that I would be using longbows to." MY answer to those was always"you won't know until you try, Let me show you how. You'll see it is not as hard as it looks" Then there is a couple that had fun ridiculing us, one of which has lost two bucks this year, hates to share the land with us, and has a problem being able to tell when legal shooting hours begin and end. Some of the fastest learners and most dedicated trad shooters I know were dedicated compound shooters just a few years ago. It seems that the good and responsible hunters that are nice people are the most open to learning, hunting ethically, and taking on a new challenge. Some are dedicated to doing things right, while the few are mostly interested in being the big man and getting the big racks anyway they can. Trad shooters and those that are future trad shooters seem to always, in my experience, have that pleasant personable demeanor thing going for them.