Book, Digital Book or Audio Book?

[Archie]

My $0.02...

It's hard to go wrong with hunting stories.

I prefer reading paper books, but digital copies definitely have their advantages.  (Multiple books on a single device, a backlight to read in the dark, and paper can get chewed up or ruined pretty easy.) 

[Terry Green]

My original thoughts were to have mostly hunting stories, with a how to thrown in there every once in a while between the chapters.

Thanks again. 

[Jason Hansen]

"REAL" books...hardcover preferably, but soft cover will suffice if it's the only option.  As many on here, I'm old school too.  If I pay for something, I want physical evidence...something I can hold and have for years to come.

It's no different than my music...100% vinyl, with a few Chad Slagle CDs.

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[Terry Green]

Jason, fly rod much??? 

[Even]

Paper books.  The digital ones feel wrong after a lifetime of paper handling, and audio books are just annoying natter that takes my attention from whatever I'm doing at the time.

[Jason Hansen]

Jason, fly rod much??? 

Haha, it's my "other" addiction...traditional bowhunting and fly fishing just go hand-in-hand!