Been bow hunting over 50 years now- wont climb trees anymore and still using my "new" Hoyt mystic compound with 30 inch aluminum arrows and 125 thunderheads.
Likely considered an antique by many but have taken lots of deer, turkey and a bear with it. Don't ever see a change coming at this point. ( ANTIQUE MEANING BOTH MYSELF AND THE EQUIPMENT)
Have the attitude now, after more than my share of good luck over time, that if it happens, it happens and if it don't, it don't.
One of those new fangled crossbows would likely have put meat on the table yesterday afternoon but am just as happy ( I think) to have passed.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL OUT THERE AND HOPE YOU LEAVE THE SEASON WITH GREAT MEMORIES.
REMEMBER, IT AINT THE WEIGHT OF MEAT ON THE TABLE BUT THE NUMBER OF NICE MEMORIES THAT COUNT MOST.