You're never too old to learn a new skill. That's something I absolutely abide by. Yes, it may be harder to comprehend or to internalize, but humans—no matter your age—are capable of learning new things. It's why I took up hunting at age 36.
Most folks who hunt grew up hunting with their parents or grandparents these days. But those people are quickly dwindling. And it's become rarer for new hunters to enter the field. At least, it was until the pandemic hit a few years ago. Folks wanted to get outside, get into the field, source their own food, and be more reliant on themselves versus the institutions and systems that were shown to have weaknesses. But to get into the field, they were presented with a steep learning curve, as hunting is hard.
That's putting it mildly, to be honest. Hunting, and being successful, is hard AF. As I can attest.
