By Lynn Burkhead
ESPNOutdoors.com associate editor — March 26, 2004

Friday, March 26, 2004

It has been said that patience is a virtue. Certainly that's true while occupying a broiling waterhole blind in New Mexico while bowhunting pronghorn antelope. I learned that lesson well in August 2002, arrowing a Pope & Young qualifier on the final afternoon of my hunt with less than two hours remaining before the closing bell rang. Later, in August 2003, with another tag in my back pocket and the speed goats roaming the 52,000-acre Good Ranch northwest of Fort Sumner, I learned that pati ...

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