Comments on: What shape are you? http://www.gothunts.com/2008/07/08/what-shape-are-you/ Booking Agents Representing the Best International Hunting Outfitters Sat, 04 Sep 2010 18:07:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: I’m much too Young…. - Base Camp Legends http://www.gothunts.com/2008/07/08/what-shape-are-you/comment-page-1/#comment-88 I’m much too Young…. - Base Camp Legends Wed, 09 Jul 2008 11:05:42 +0000 http://gothunts.com/?p=384#comment-88 [...] all know how the Garth Brooks song goes - Well, this post from Cory over at Outdoors International got me to thinking about the sad state of me. I [...] [...] all know how the Garth Brooks song goes – Well, this post from Cory over at Outdoors International got me to thinking about the sad state of me. I [...]

]]> By: Tom Sorenson http://www.gothunts.com/2008/07/08/what-shape-are-you/comment-page-1/#comment-80 Tom Sorenson Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:57:41 +0000 http://gothunts.com/?p=384#comment-80 You're on a roll today - good stuff - and humorously written! I like it. I am still in that twilight zone between high school and getting older. When I was in high school - and even into my college days - I used to be real active in sports and what not, and never was concerned about being in shape for hunting season. I just always was. The last few years, I've noticed my brother wears me out, my 60 year old dad wears me out (he's not your typical 60 year old, dad, mind you) and I'm getting just a little more round every year. I still hike up and down the mountains, but what I really connected with in your story, is the bull that just up and leaves - the last few years, that has been game over for me, whereas five years ago, it was time to really start hoofin' it. I think I've denied being out of shape because I still hunt the steep and rough country, but I notice I do it slower now. Time to get to work! Sorry for the long comment - this was good stuff, though! You’re on a roll today – good stuff – and humorously written! I like it.

I am still in that twilight zone between high school and getting older. When I was in high school – and even into my college days – I used to be real active in sports and what not, and never was concerned about being in shape for hunting season. I just always was. The last few years, I’ve noticed my brother wears me out, my 60 year old dad wears me out (he’s not your typical 60 year old, dad, mind you) and I’m getting just a little more round every year. I still hike up and down the mountains, but what I really connected with in your story, is the bull that just up and leaves – the last few years, that has been game over for me, whereas five years ago, it was time to really start hoofin’ it. I think I’ve denied being out of shape because I still hunt the steep and rough country, but I notice I do it slower now. Time to get to work! Sorry for the long comment – this was good stuff, though!

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