By: Bud Alexis<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Helllllp! It didn\u2019t\nsink in at first, but I did listen to see if that was a distress call. Hellllp! \nNo doubt this time, so we began running through the woods toward the\nhelp calls. We would occasionally stop\nto get our bearing, and take off again. \nWhen we found the person, sure enough, he was in quite a\npredicament. In my life time and in all\nmy travels around the world, I have seen some quite unusual things, but I must\nadmit I never saw the likes of this. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
It all started earlier that week when I was invited to go on\na deer drive. Now, I have hunted deer a\nlot of different ways, but this would be my first deer drive using humans to do\nthe driving. There are drivers, those\nthat walk through a designated area, and the standers, those who wait at the\nother end to intercept the deer should they come your way fleeing the\ndrivers. I was chosen as one of the\nstanders. Lucky me. As I always mentioned in most of the other\nstories, I don\u2019t have normal outings. \nThey become adventures. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
It was a brisk cool morning, the sun was shining, and I\nwaited anxiously hoping to see a deer. \nOne of the drivers appeared in front of me, so I guess I was not lucky\nenough to have a deer come my way. About\nthe time the driver got up to me, we heard a shot some distance to our\nleft. We got our guns ready, just in\ncase it was a miss, or a wounded deer running our way. About six or seven minutes later we heard the\ndistress call.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The scene we saw was serious, but funny, if you know what I\nmean. There was this young black man\nwith his arms and legs wrapped around a small buck deer, which had him pinned\nagainst a tree. When he shot the deer,\nhe hit the deer at the base of the antlers and knocked it out. When he went over to the deer, it revived and\nthat\u2019s when he hung on. It sure looked like a standoff to me. I wasn\u2019t sure who had who pinned. We had a little fun with him by telling him\nthere was nothing we could do without somebody getting hurt. He was about in tears when I pulled out my\nhunting knife and cut the deer\u2019s throat. \nAfter the deer expired, I commenced to have a little more fun. I informed him that since I killed the deer\nit rightfully belonged to me, but I appreciated that he caught it for me. When we got back to the farmhouse, I gave him\nrelief when I told him that I was only joking. \nAnybody that can run down a deer and catch him deserves to keep it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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