Dear Jake,
While
you are hunting with your dad you will have a shot at a doe in the open and you
will miss unless you follow theses steps accordingly. First the deer will be
located on you write after you come out of the old logging area where your tree
stand is. Second you must be very quite when getting your bow out of its case or
you will scare the deer. Third why you are ready to take the shot take your
time because the deer didn’t seem to want to move. Fourth aim really high
because the deer is going to be at least 40 yard away and if you don’t you will
shoot right under it like I did. Lastly after you take your shot make sure that
you go to look for blood just in case you hit and if you do good luck tracking
it because they can run very far even with a arrow stuck in them.
If
you miss don’t worry because you will have another chance to get a deer the
same weekend which I also screwed up. It will be on Saturday evening right at
dusk and you will barely be able to see. First, keep you eyes open because
there is a spike that is about to come in to your bait pile looking for a doe.
Second, stay really quite and wait to it is in a good range and you know that
you can hit it. Third it will walk all the way around you very slowly so make
sure that you keep watching it. Also be very still because this deer is pretty
smart and might catch you in the tree stand like it did me. Fourth after about
ten minutes the deer will stop about 30 yards away from you but don’t try to
shoot just yet or you will scare it pulling back like I did. Fifth after it
stops it will look up at you for a long time. Don’t make a move or sound. Wait
for it to keep walking and looks away for you to take a shot. It should be a
lot easier of a shot then the one you took before because now your up in the
air and your arrow wont drop as fast as before.
If
you follow these steps you are almost guaranteed to get a deer that weekend and
impressing all your family and friends.
Sincerely,
Jake
