AndroidNacho

I think i did pretty good.

My family hunts geese in the spring, We use shotguns, they can go from the weak child of the .410 single shot to the complete shoulder dislocator 9000 of the 16 gauge single shot. I use a 20 gauge shotgun. We also bring out 22. rifles for target practice, hunting and just for partridge hunting. 

My substitute teacher for one of my classes, they reminded the class about something important: "When you go out there, Your not the boss."

She was damn right. Look at every one of these stories. Marvelous.

I played forlorn muskeg with my volume down. and of course, I didn't see the "weak ice" thing at the top. enough said.

I was out down the river with my family. we decided to bring my dog too. I was feeling adventurous because I would be turning 13 soon.  So I decided to go for a walk with my dog. My brother didn't want to come. So I walk down the island and there was this beautiful view of rapids soaring down the side river...I would have paid my life savings just to get a photo of it.

So I see this cabin that looks brand new. My town up the river has a policy...truce? thing where you don't break into people's cabins down or up river. So, of course, I don't try opening a window. I see a trail behind the cabin and decide I could go down there. But my dog happened to catch a scent of something. He was on the trail of course. So me being the 12-year-old kid infamously known for getting lost on hikes and field trips I follow him. (I panicked and didn't realize he could follow his way back) So I follow him and get off the trail. It was a living hell of wandering through the bush for an hour. Bugs, twigs whipping me in the face, and my dog showing up time to time, never listening to me. I had to walk through a 2-foot puddle when I saw him. I found a beautiful pond however and a nice thought came to me. "I am possibly the first human ever to find this pond." That raised my spirits good enough and I walked to the edge of the island, basically in one direction. I was a bit far from the fire and the boats but who cared. I found my way back. and my dog did aswell. I held him for a good 10 minutes. My dad got worried and looked for me but came back also. and this was just the most recent.

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