My First Deer-Personal Narrative

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I couldn’t believe how it happened It was so exciting. It all started when me and my dad got all of our hunting stuff around and put in the truck. Then we headed to hunting property and when we get to hunting spot I get out of the truck nice and quietly and me and my dad get our stuff on then I get the gun out of the case and load the gun and then we quietly walk out to your blind when we get into the stand of course my dad sites in the chair and the chair makes a big “ POP” and I thought for sure that if there was any deer even close to us at all we just scared them.
But sure enough it wasn't 20 minutes later and I heard a big snap from just to the left of us in the woods not even a 150 yards. My heart was racing this was my first deer, I had never done anything like this and it was so hard to explain what it felt like I was so excited but on the other hand I was so nervous. Then it happened again “SNAP” this time it sounded like it was a little closer maybe 100 yards away so this time my dad said it is close and he got the gun ready for me and he held the shooting stick out for me and then a big old doe came out “do you want shout him” my dad's asks and I said ya and then Clicked the safety off and took a big old breath tried to hold it steady …show more content…

I could not explain how excited I was.
“Good job bud” my grandpa said . And then we took it the meat processor. Then we went home and I had tell mom the whole story about what happened and it was just such an awesome experience that it was super

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