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Arkeny, I believe it. There are 2 types of hunters: one's who know their equipment, and those who don't. Nearly anyone can "hit" a standing deer with a bullet at 50 yards, even with a half hour's practice. But a bowhunter with only a half hour's practice will be convinced that it's impossible to hit a deer at 50 yards (which is beyond what most bow hunters will shoot). The point is, even novice bow hunters will usually know their limitations, but a fool with a gun can shoot at anything they can see. Do you know any bowhunters that would invite someone with no experience or practice to join them? How many gun hunting "deer camps" are really just a bunch of guys with beer and guns. // Richardson
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