It's definitely "Never Too Late To Learn" Archery

Swamp Swine

My first bow hunt and it couldn't have been in a more beautiful place.
John Phillipoff of Waverly Timber Plantation (Waverly GA) invited Team Turnage member Ryan Baker and myself down to his Georgia farm to hunt hogs.
I wasn't aware that it could be this exciting. Wading through swamps was not my idea of fun (at first) but once we stalked our first hog I couldn't wait to find another one. In all we harvested several and I think John and Ryan were more excited about my first bow hunt than I was.
I started my quest to become a bow hunter this past January and with the help of Jerry Pulliam (Jerry's Custom Archery) of Birch Tree MO setting my bow up perfectly and shooting countless arrows into my Block targets, I was confident that when the opportunity arose I would be ready...and ready I was!
Without question, my Hoyt VTEC was the reason I chose to start bow hunting. They are undoubtedly the easiest bow to learn to shoot with. Dead on accurate and quiet as a church mouse.
Guys, if you're wanting to get started in archery, start with Hoyt. Ill save you allot of time looking at bows. Trust me, if "I" can do this, you definitely can. Get you some Easton arrows and some Spitfire broadheads and you'll be a deadly bow hunter before you know it.
Check out this episode on my show in early 2006 on FSN Midwest.
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