I know of the Wendsels but haven't seen their videos.With that being said,I encourage everyone to click the link above scroll down and read the story by Gene.It is very humorous and sentimental at the same time.I can only hope when I reach that age I have the ability and resources to still do what I love to do.Here is an excerpt from what Gene said in his post..... [ QUOTE ]
When a guy loves this sort of stuff and spends a good portion of his life pondering choices, you can't help but wonder about deer and people as individuals and ask oneself why we do what we do. I once heard a guy say if he killed a giant nontypical he would give up bowhunting because he had "done it all." I know another guy who did in fact hang it up. I can't help but wonder if they ever really loved it in the first place. I'm fairly certain I've now taken the biggest buck of my life. I'm not only grateful for the opportunity and outcome, but thankful for close friends, an understanding wife/family and a brother who shares this outdoor passion with me. I'm a lucky and blessed guy. You know that feeling of hunter remorse and sadness that sets in after the fact? It ain't gonna happen this time. I feel GREAT! Thank you one and all. May all your hunts get better. I hope you get to meet my Woody or your own someday.
[/ QUOTE ] Without knowing Gene or Barry I would say that I would be more than proud and lucky if I ever got the chance to meet and talk with them....