Chadd Wright

You know, I lost sight of him when I started to stalk.

And I got impatient.

And I got there, and I was laid down up against the rock, and that tree was right there.

And I thought, you know, it took me about an hour to stalk over here.

I said, I wonder if he got up and moved.

and I peeked my head up over that rock, and that big son of a gun was just looking right at me.

I'm talking about eye to eye, five yards.

He jumped up and tore out of there.

That was the closest I got to killing one.

But if I would have just laid there with that longbow and been patient and waited for him to stand up off his bed, I could have drew and shot him right there.

I don't know if he heard me or not.

I had the wind.

I had the wind.

Your ears are so good.

I had shoes on, but, you know, I'm stalking across big granite rock slabs and stuff, so it was pretty quiet.

I mean, there was no indication when I picked my head up.

He was still laying there on bed.

There was no indication that he knew I was there other than when he saw me peek my head over the rock.

And stand up and tear out of there, you know.

I'll be darned.