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“sure, just be careful. I have seen what that rifle does to people” I smile and look through my scope and see the first person coming around the corner. Followed by three more screaming people I don’t know. “Three beasts following them, aim for the head” “yep” I readjust my position, and breath in and out slowly. The first beast flies around the corner, I hold my breath and concentrate. {Skill: Hunters Perception activated} Everything slows down around me, the beasts are sprinting at a snails pace. I slowly readjust my scope and pull the trigger. [Critical Hit ‘190’] (lvl 23#### killed; awarding 49 xp) The first bullet pierces the front beasts skull as I start firing at the second. [Hit ‘33’] The next bullet only pierces the second beasts leg, more bullets rain down. [Hit ‘92’] (lvl 20 #### killed; awarding 37xp) I aim at the last beast but it jumps behind cover before I can get a shot on it. I slowly breath out, closing my
As the deer fed at the marsh's edge, it's tail flickering as it nibbled tender and ripe green growth. Then the nervous animal pauses in it's feeding and lifted its head to listen. Whatever hint of danger the deer had sensed was ignored once the threat could not be located. It stamped a forefoot, lowered its head and began to eat once more, this deer had failed to detect a Florida panther that was downwind (going into the wind) crouched low in the underbrush. Amber eyes however, estimated the distance between himself and the deer. Then at the right moment attacked the deer, with bounds at over twenty feet at a time the panther exploded out of the underbrush pouncing on the deer and forcing it to the ground. Within fifteen seconds that panther stood breathing heavily over his unfortunate victim of life and death. This scene has been going on for many years, the battle of predator and prey, but know the new predators are humans almost virtually wiping out the entire population leaving only an estimated 30 - 50 Florida panthers left.
I’m after a record breaking buck called Ole’ Spread Nasty. He is a big mature bruiser buck. It is the peak of rut, so this is my best chance to get’em. It is now about 5:15 a.m, and I’m headed out to the stand. I will see if we can call in the giant... Alright we are now in the stand and it is a beautiful morning. There is no wind and the temperature is perfect. It is just starting to get light out and we are starting to here some deer moving in the draw. It is now about 6:30 a.m and it is light enough to shoot. We are going to start calling and see what happens. Grunt...grunt...grunt...rattle...rattle...rattle. Here comes some little bucks. I’m hoping that Ole’ Spread Nasty is following them back there somewhere. There is some more movement just up the hill. I hope that is him. I’m going to grunt just a little more and maybe whatever is behind the bushes will come out. Grunt...grunt...grunt. Holy crap there he is, that is him! He is coming right towards me. I grabbed my bow and drew back. I am shaking like crazy right now. He is at 20 yards now I just need him broadside. Sure enough there he went, broadside. What a perfect shot. I calmed my shaking as much as I could and let the arrow fly. It was a perfect double lung shot. He took off and ran about 30 yards and dropped. I’m so happy right now. I thank the good Lord above for this opportunity! This is such a dream come true.
I reached a clearing and looked up to see two enormous four point bulls looking down at me. I put my gun up to my shoulder and naturally put the crosshairs on the larger elk. I pulled the trigger, and the elk dropped right where it stood. The other elk took off running up the steep mud and snow cover canyon wall, followed by a small two point bull that I forgot was there.
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This is the armageddon. You are entirely alone in this outrageous city. Exactly what's even more every little thing you could see around you is a living dead.
All that could be heard was the distant wail of an ambulance siren, which rent the bitter evening air like a butcher’s knife through a carcass. It would’ve been hard to believe that only minutes ago the place had been alive with crowds and commotion and excitement; for now it stood empty. It seemed that time itself had stopped: that every clock, timepiece, wristwatch in the world had ceased to tick.
The world is blank, bare, and broken. Rubble fills the streets, bodies fill quiet houses, unmoving. Nothing stirs. The air is still deathly. Devastation.
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The streets rest, empty, devoid of all life. The dead trees of winter lay in a straight line across the side of the road. The white and yellow lines along the roads are almost completely faded. The city is a wreck. The dark red brick buildings sit, abandoned and half broken.
Wenona had not hoped in vain, for her lover was with her, and Wanska seemed to be forgotten. The warrior's flute would draw her out from her uncle's lodge while the moon rose o'er the cold waters. Wrapped in her blanket, she would hasten to meet him, and listen to his assurances of affection, wondering the while that she had ever feared he loved another. She had been some months at the village of Markeda, and she went to meet her lover with a heavy heart.
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I close my eyes tight. I hear the click of the trigger being pulled and the boom of the gun being fired. I hear the contact of the bullet against a body, but yet I don’t feel any pain. The Madhu Forest, India Survival is our number one instinct as a White Tiger, one of the rarest tigers in India.
a perfect shot. The Beast I was stalking was peacefully nibbling grass, unaware that it was being hunted. It was a small Beast, but I had to kill it. Back at the Capitol, we were taught that humans were superior compared to Beasts. In the Twilight Days, before the Emperor came to power, Beasts frequently preyed upon people. Since then, we were taught to kill Beasts on sight. The
The city was blinding me with shining lights that you could see from space. It was glistening in the night and dull by day. There were cars parked all alongside the streets and traffic jams every corner.