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The Controversy Of Deer Hunting
Hunting is my favorite hobby in the winter. I go hunting with my dad on someone else's property. I like hunting because the antlers and meat. I love the antlers especially if there big but also mounting them on my room wall. My room is filled with hunting color and deer antlers and a gun case. The first season of deer hunting I go youth hunting. Which I will be going in a couple of weeks when it starts. Usually we don't see a lot of deer but we see some. Last year youth hunting I saw one doe! Next we go first regular season with a group of people. Last year I got a 10 pointer buck! This year i hope too strive to do better than last year. My mom always like deer meat too freeze so we can eat jerky, beef and noodles, and regular meat. I have

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