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Youth Hunt Narrative
“Wake up” my Dad said to me “It’s time to go out, get your stuff on”
I got up and put my stuff on “I’m ready” I said as I headed out the door.I was sitting with my dad. It was a good 22 degrees outside.I was hunting in Suamico. My stand was about 200 maybe more yards away. Wyatt Kaczrowski and Brady Eick were not hunting very far away from me in the woods. I then saw my ground blind and was ready to hunt. It was the youth hunt and I was heading out on a journey I would never forget. It was a Saturday morning. I did not see anything besides the squirrels that were staring me in the face and saying, “sorry nothing today.” I went again later that day at about one o’clock. I was sitting there as i saw nothing again it was just a bad day for hunting didn’t see anything
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that Sunday morning I told my dad “I’m shooting something today.”As I got out to my stand at about six o’clock in the morning. I saw a fawn that morning but we don’t shoot fawns even if it was my first deer.Me and my dad were back in that old ground blind in Suamico that night at one o’clock. Then it was about seven o’clock getting dark we were about to leave until a doe came out of that woods. The doe looked nice like it ate a lot I put my 270 rifle on a board to rest it on. Then I put the crosshairs on his heart and BOOM! I sat right there happy as can be. Then we hear another bang Wyatt shot a deer to, I thought to myself. Then the search began for my deer. It was dark so we could not see the dark red blood. My dad had a flashlight we looked and about ten yards into the woods my doe was sitting there. I was so happy that I shot my first deer. She weighed about 150 pounds. And it turns out I was right Wyatt shot a three pointer. That day was a great day for hunting. That night with those two deer down was great. As it was now gun season and I was ready to hunt. I was in the stand and then that 8 pointer that was on camera walked by my

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