Oh man that's going to be a tough one for you. Ill be honest with you......I would love to take all kinds of new guys hunting to my spots but you have to realize that it is extremely hard to get permission to hunt and to keep that permission, then it's a time consuming endeavor to figure out the deer and set up stands and blinds,it's expensive and in some areas there just aren't that many deer. I spend hundreds of hours, a ton of money,and a lot of days every year scouting, knocking on doors seeking permission, hunting, cutting shooting lanes, etc etc. When guys ask me if they can come and hunt with me I tell them that I will happily go with them and knock on doors trying to get permission and then help them figure out the property and set it up to hunt. Most guys look at me like I'm crazy, they want to hunt on the land i've invested years into but not put any effort into starting from scratch themselves. Bowhunting is not for the lazy or casual hunter. They think it's rifle hunting where you can just hunt one day and get a deer. It aint cheap, it adds up damn quick....bow, arrows, release, broadheads, camo clothing, calls, licenses,stands, blinds, all kinds of accessories and gear, not to mention gas at $1.22 liter. I'll tell you what though, to get you started I'll happily meet you at an archery range and bring you one of my spare bows and we can shoot and chat, if you hate shooting then what's the point of bow hunting. If you are interested after shooting and talking then I'd get out knocking on doors with you looking for permission on new properties, just have thick skin because most people will say no as soon as they hear the word hunting. Maybe I'm wrong and you'll get a few offers to hunt and I hope you do, but honestly if a guy isn't prepared to put the time and effort I put into it then it really isn't fair to me right?
