4:15pm
Hang on...Deer to kill
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4:31pm
There was a young doe, barely 6 months old, and a spike out on his side...about 100yards away. The hunter looked around for others before clearing his throat, taking a calming breath, and settling into a comfortable firing position, and slowly took aim..
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4:33pm
...The deer simply kept eating...not knowing he was in a hunter's crosshairs...not realizing his very life was in peril. A love of corn might just be his downfall. Slow, steady trigger-pull... the jitters leaving at the hunter's unspoken command. ....his finger, with machine-like fluidity, creeps ever closer to the point of release.
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4:35pm
Slowly, ...slowly.... Concentrating on the crosshairs, ...focusing on the crosshairs....another breath without losing the pressure already built on the trigger..let out half...begin the pull again. Just like he'd done a thousand times before in training. They say it ought to surprise you when the hammer finally -- ***BANG***!
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4:36pm
The shot caught everybody present by surprise. Perfect. Deadly. The deer went down hard. Right where he stood...just like the hunter knew that he would. Bewilderment filled the spike's furry face...a smile crept across the hunter's. His quarry was his for the taking.
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4:42pm
Let the record show that at 4:35pm on Thanksgiving, November 25th, in the year of our Lord two-thousand and nine, Blake "Crosshairs" Rogers downed a massive spike in Tyler County, WV. Witnesses present: his father (sworn to un-biasness), and the other deer...who now has more corn to eat (also recognized as un-biased).
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Kenny being his creative self..:):)
1 comment:
Congratulations Blake!!
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