Montana Outdoors Vol 27 No 6 Nov/dec 1996
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But the doe. the primary object of his attention, had opted to stay in the brush. Torn between safety and sex.
conflicting instincts had him frozen in indecision, hoping the doe would follow. Good fortune evaporates quickly in deer hunting, and our much needed luck was ready to bounce over the hill.
Merle's hands worked slowly, especially for the moment. Nimble fingers that used to handle a lariat with precision now fumbled with excitement trying to chamber a cartridge. I finally heard the acti...on close and Merle rested the rifle on a rock. Peering into the scope he whispered. "I can't see him.
where is he?" ■"He's about half way up the canyon, standing in that brush patch." I said.
"He's headed uphill, looking back over his shoulder. It's a tough shot.
Wait until he steps out." Squinting into the scope.
Merle appeared to be a statue.
His skin, leathery and etched with the lines of time, still radiates the bronze color earned working in the sun. "I see him but 1 don't think I can hit him.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 27 No 6 Nov/dec 1996?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the doe. the primary object of his attention, had opted to stay in the brush. Torn between safety and sex.
conflicting instincts had him frozen in indecision, hoping the doe would follow. Good fortune evaporates quickly in deer hunting, and our much needed luck was ready to bounce over the hill.
Merle's hands worked slowly, especially for the moment. Nimble fingers that used to handle a lariat with precision now fumbled with excitement trying to chamber a cartridge. I finally heard the acti...on close and Merle rested the rifle on a rock. Peering into the scope he whispered. "I can't see him.
where is he?" ■"He's about half way up the canyon, standing in that brush patch." I said.
"He's headed uphill, looking back over his shoulder. It's a tough shot.
Wait until he steps out." Squinting into the scope.
Merle appeared to be a statue.
His skin, leathery and etched with the lines of time, still radiates the bronze color earned working in the sun. "I see him but 1 don't think I can hit him.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 27 No 6 Nov/dec 1996?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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