Hunting with Joe
On November 29th, I took Joe out to the woodland for his second taste of deer hunting in
Michigan's cold November air. He did much better on this outing than the first. He was so comfortable sitting next to me on our rootball tree blind (a tree blew over and exposed its roots) he fell asleep for an hour. He was comfortable with the wool army blanket on him. We saw no deer, but he is learning everything I can teach him on hunting, nature and what God has entrusted us to preserve and take from the land as food and shelter.
Michigan's cold November air. He did much better on this outing than the first. He was so comfortable sitting next to me on our rootball tree blind (a tree blew over and exposed its roots) he fell asleep for an hour. He was comfortable with the wool army blanket on him. We saw no deer, but he is learning everything I can teach him on hunting, nature and what God has entrusted us to preserve and take from the land as food and shelter.When the sun finally set and the hunting time was over Joe and I walked back and met up with Mom on 
her way back from the hunt too. We all did not see any deer, but we all shared in something special. A beautiful sunset glowed with the crescant moon setting as well; God is nigh.
her way back from the hunt too. We all did not see any deer, but we all shared in something special. A beautiful sunset glowed with the crescant moon setting as well; God is nigh.
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