Take the time
08-14-2007, 10:33 AM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2004
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RE: Take the time
It is really is something about that moment when you walk up to the animal for the first time that you have just taken its life(i know it is for me).
Although i am happy about the success of the hunt theresomething much more to it than that i also fill sadness.
Seeing that animal laying theresometimes takes my breath and at that very second is when i always fill very close to the lord.
Ilook to the sky and give thanks forthe blessings and all good things in my life.
Very good post huntingson, I agree everyone should take the time.
Although i am happy about the success of the hunt theresomething much more to it than that i also fill sadness.
Seeing that animal laying theresometimes takes my breath and at that very second is when i always fill very close to the lord.
Ilook to the sky and give thanks forthe blessings and all good things in my life.
Very good post huntingson, I agree everyone should take the time.
08-14-2007, 10:40 AM
#13
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RE: Take the time
Thanks for the reminder, huntingson. It's easy to get caught up in the moment and forget that it is a gift from God, for if God didn't create the animals to begin with, we wouldn't be here. It is He who allows us this privelage, and it is He who gave us the animal.
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