Into The Wild Short Story

In the deep green forest, underneath the dusk sunlight, a deer peacefully eats all of the berries found on bushes and plants alike. Unbeknownst to the deer, a hunter continues to lurk throughout the forest hoping to catch one last meal for his family. The dusk light creates an eerie feeling around the forest as it shines through the trees. A cool breeze sweeps throughout the forest, as night draws closer and closer, with the hunter knowing that time is not on his side. The hunter spots the deer, and begins to line up the shot; the deer continues to eat, oblivious to any sign of human movement.

“Perfect” the hunter thinks to himself, as he draws his weapon, he begins to take deeper breaths to make sure his shot is lined up. He acquires his aim

The deer was trying it’s hardest to ensure that it would be able to dodge any upcoming obstacle that may halt it in it’s pathway to freedom. That was until the deer tripped on a small root sticking out of the ground. “This is it, this is how I go out” the deer thought to itself as it hurriedly tried to regain it’s balance so it could continue on its escape route. The deer could hear the hunter getting closer and closer and began to panic. That was until the deer heard a crunch in the

“I’m coming for you deer!” the hunter shouted in a booming voice that was able to create a bazaar of guillemots to leave the trees they were nesting in. The hunter started to look around the ground for any clues as to the whereabouts of this deer. He noticed some tracks that looked to be in the shape of a deer hoof.

“Excellent, this is just about all I’ll need to track down that pesky deer, however I’m not sure if I’m going to be able to track it before dark, this may need to be a two day job” the hunter explained to himself. He began his trek and walked at a steady pace, to ensure he was still able to track the deer’s path.

“I’ve done it,” the deer happily thought to itself, I’ve managed to live another day as it jumped around in glee. The deer chose to wander a little deeper into the forest, before it found a place to rest. It cleared some of the surrounding bushes before settling in for the