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Re: Hunting Scenario
[Re: TurningTwo]
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07/30/16 03:44 AM
07/30/16 03:44 AM
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poorcountrypreacher
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Sylacauga, AL
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Many years ago I gut shot a running buck with a .308. He was gonna die for sure, but he ran about 300 yards and got into our pond. I was blood trailing him when my dad saw him floundering around in the pond and shot him. When I got there, he made me get him out of the pond. Then he claimed the deer. It was worth letting him claim it because it gave me a story to tell. 
All the labor of man is for his mouth, and yet the appetite is not filled.
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