"Something's Gonna Die..."
12-22-2006, 10:21 AM
#19
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 12
RE: "Something's Gonna Die..."
ORIGINAL: TOPDAWGWOOFWOOF
Guys,
I hope each of you are well and Merry Christmas from Dixie to you and your families..........
..........More than anything else, I treasured the time with my father and older brother and all th rest of our "hunting buddies" on that old Wilkinson County, Ga lease that we still enjoy today. ..........
.......... But honestly, more times than not, we left those weekends without a deer in tow, but we never left empty handed, for the memories made will last forever. ..........
.......... Each of those hunts and camping trips as a youngster implanted in me a true passion and love for the Southern outdoors that is still burning from within. ..........
.......... I am more of the frame of mind to say a quiet prayer of thanks when I retrieve the animal, first to thank the Good Lord for the opportunity to be in the woods, but also as an honor to the deer whose life I took. ..........
.......... And I am not sure why I get as much pleasure watching a few deer in the woods as I do harvesting a deer, .........
Hope all of you have a blessed Christmas time, enjoyed with family and even a few friends.
TDWW
Guys,
I hope each of you are well and Merry Christmas from Dixie to you and your families..........
..........More than anything else, I treasured the time with my father and older brother and all th rest of our "hunting buddies" on that old Wilkinson County, Ga lease that we still enjoy today. ..........
.......... But honestly, more times than not, we left those weekends without a deer in tow, but we never left empty handed, for the memories made will last forever. ..........
.......... Each of those hunts and camping trips as a youngster implanted in me a true passion and love for the Southern outdoors that is still burning from within. ..........
.......... I am more of the frame of mind to say a quiet prayer of thanks when I retrieve the animal, first to thank the Good Lord for the opportunity to be in the woods, but also as an honor to the deer whose life I took. ..........
.......... And I am not sure why I get as much pleasure watching a few deer in the woods as I do harvesting a deer, .........
Hope all of you have a blessed Christmas time, enjoyed with family and even a few friends.
TDWW
I feel the same. Memories last lomger than the meat. We demonstrate this principal (belief) by example to youngsters and even other "more seasoned" hunters.
The Lord should be thanked for all things. He is also a wondeful source of guideance.
Mother Nature is this planet's most beautiful, powerful and graceful creature. Awe-inspiring is an understatement.
Merry Christmas and Happy holidays to you to.
Hulk