There is something to be said about being a master of one particular craft. The old, often misquoted saying, "Jack of all trades, master of none" would imply that being diverse in your interests and skill is bad. The full quote actually states, "Jack of all trades master of none, though oftentimes better than master of one.” Being well rounded in your outdoors pursuits will not only make you better at your craft, but will often allow you to improve drastically across the board in all facets of the outdoors space, such as hunting, fishing, survival and so on and so forth. 

 I've spent many years pursuing becoming well rounded and it has enhanced my life greatly. I believe it could have the same effect on you. I have laid out in plain the words the path I have followed. You can try it if you'd like. It's not easy, and sometimes not fun, but it has always been worth it. 

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