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Personal Narrative: The Opening Day Of Deer Hunting
One month before opening day of deer season I had to get my guns ready. I had to clean and remove the little rust that was on them. I had to sight them in, I also have to get my bow ready for bow season. I’m going to sight my guns in today. And trapping starts tomorrow so I half to get my traps ready.
Trapping started today and I half to set all my trap. Ok i’m done, and I half to go set up tree stands. I was setting up tree stands and I had seen a fox mousing around in the field. And there is six kits following her. Then she ran over to where my trap is POW I got her. So I walked over to her and let her go and remade the set. The next morning I had come to that same trap and I had a coyote.
A week later bow season started and when I had got in my stand I dropped my bow. Then a squirrel that had mange or something started down the tree at me and I took out my
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“Dad” I said “Do we have enough ammo to get rid of all of the unhealthy freaks of nature.” They are hideous and there are more than one house surrounded by all these animals. We half to save the other people that are helpless call in the army. Then when we saw someone get bit by one they turned into a zombie. Many people started to get bit so they're more zombies that we had to deal with to.
When the army arrived they had to come in guns blazing because there were too many nasty animals and zombies coming after them. They cleared out half the herd in ten hours but it would take more reinforcements. They were running out of ammo fast so I climbed out the attic window and got on the roof with my hunting rifle and tried to hold the hord off so the army could take a break for a minute.when reinforcements arrived the hoard was just piling up and it as the end of the horde so we could all rest.
One year later, life had returned back to normal and I was famous, but I didn't want to be so I just went on life as a normal

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