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Personal Narrative: I Love Hunting
Dear Mrs. Sandborn, A little bit about me is that i love sports, i love fishing, i love hunting, and I love riding quads. First of all i love sports! The sports I play are Baseball, Basketball, and I Wrestle. Also I love fishing! Fishing is fun for me because I love to be outdoors and constantly doing something. I also like hunting too. I hunt usually with either my dad or my grandpa but this year I have my hunter's license so i am aloud to go out on my property all alone. Lastly I like riding quads, my family has 4 quads in total. What we do is we go up north and we ride them on these trails in Lake County. Lake County is located in Irons Michigan.
Some of my favorite foods are Ramen Noodle (which i know are horrible for me.), Macaroni, and
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