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First Hunting Trip
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I wake up around 5:00 A.M. to a big early morning breakfast that my dad had cooked. The smell of the eggs, bacon, and toast made me vivacious. I got out of bed and put my cloths on. Then went and had delicious breakfast. When I was eating I could feel the sense that my dad, brother, and me where going to have so much fun. I know that if we didn’t catch any deer which is what we where going to hunt we would still have a great experience. I also thought to myself that this will be the best hunting trip I will every be on. Considering I’ve never been on a hunting trip. After I ate I went and got all the hunting stuff on like heavy-duty paints and shirts. Stuff like that. All my hunting stuff that I just put on my dad sprayed with no sent the night before. No sent is an oil that takes the human sent away so the deer won’t run away if they smell something. After we all got the rest of our hunting stuff on we started our little walk out in the woods about a little father that a mile behind our house. When we finally got there my dad sprayed deer sent that would attract the deer to come closer when the wind carries the sent. After my dad set the deer sent around the trees, now all we had to do was wait.
Wait for a deer so we could get a shot off. This trip was around the end of October so it was getting cold. I had some extra shirts and sweaters on to keep me warm. I even had those hand warmers for my hands. I had so many thoughts running though my mind about how exciting it will be to catch my first deer. But than also what will it taste like and will I like it. I knew that I might have to sit and wait a long time before any deer came but that’s part of hunting. Also I got to enjoy nature. I sat down on the ground with bushes against each side of me and me camouflaged. But then I realized that the ground was moist and damp so I sat on a log that I found instead. The wind was blowing and it was cold out. You could see my

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