Personal Narrative Essay On Deer Hunting

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I remember it was a scorching hot day in adams and it was my first time going to youth hunt dad and I were deer hunting at my grandpas farm land in adams and it was about 5:00 P.M and my dad and I were up in the tree for about 2 hours now and a gigantic deer came walking up and I was not looking very good and started walk away. Then I heard the leaves and sticks cracking. And it walked right by me. And you have no idea how mad I was I was on fire and all of that just to see a deer walk by?
I’m still mad and that same old deer walk by again and I did not waste anytime at all but it was walk so I did a old trick my dad told me to make a loud and it will stop and look and you for 1 second and then run away. I did it and it stop and I was ready to take the shot it look right at me because it got wind of me and my dad in the tree and it was getting ready to run and I took the shot. BAM! …show more content…
The adrenalin in my vines was ready to explode. The buildup of excitement and the feeling my stomach had because it was a very good shot because the deer jumped very high up in the air and if the deer does that then it was a lung shot the that was where I got him.
My dad and I got out of the tree stand and started looking for blood and I shot the deer around 6:15 and it was getting dark so we had to start going back to the house. As we go back to the house my dad and I talked about where it would
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