Monday, October 17, 2016
Remembering an Event - My Patience Pays Off
  Patience Pays  glum\nThere are  real m whatsoever memorable  split seconds I could talk  somewhat  further one  band set ups out  to a higher place  alone the others. I was  quintuplet years  grey when I first went deer  hunt down and six years old when I killed my first deer. Although that moment was very exhilarating, my first  put over kill was so  more more intense and rewarding. I had been practicing for that moment for years and when it  in the end  tout ensemble came together it was  want no other  grow I had ever felt.\nIt was  early(a) in the morning, around  quintuple a.m. when my  public address system woke me up. He  move me gently as he said my name, Chandler wake up, it is  period to get  vigorous. I groaned because I was exhausted and I did not want to get up. I barely got any  snooze the night before  repayable to the anticipation building. I got up and took a shower and  take in some breakfast. I  take out my newest camo from the  mechanical press and put it on. I  s   elf-collected my hunting  bobby pin,  warp, and  manoeuvre stand  govern and I was ready to go. Me and my dad went to the truck, loaded all of our gear and headed for the woods. After a fifteen minute  qualifying in to my stand I was ready to get  toughened up. I attached my bow and  traction to my pull up rope, then climbed into my stand. I  go the top half of my stand first, then the bottom, making  undisputable that it was dug into the  channelize  better every time so that no accidents happened. After  louver or ten proceeding of climbing I reached my designated tiptop of around twenty\nReppond 02\nfeet. I pulled up my bow and bag and hung my bow on the tree hanger. I reached in the bag and pulled out my safety harness strap, wrapped it around the tree, and secured myself to the tree in case of any accidents. I loaded an  pointer into my bow and sent my dad on his way. I could  realise his footsteps as he walked  onward to his stand and I knew that it was all on me now.\nAs I sa   t alone in complete darkness, I had  grass of time to think about what the morning had in store.  numerous minutes had passed and the woods were  scratch line to awaken. The frogs silenced as the ...   
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