Jackie

Like I didn't want to hurt him.

I want to be accurate.

And if I put the crosshairs right where it's supposed to be and it doesn't go where it's supposed to be and I do hurt him, I'm just going to feel awful.

So I was really, really hesitant on shooting anything.

I didn't shoot a single round the last time we went.

I just did not pull the trigger once.

I had one time where he was close enough, but he was moving pretty quickly.

And then everything else was a little bit farther out of my comfort zone.

This time was different.

We went out, I had a little bit more confidence in like what I see in the scope versus what's going to translate down there.

It was a little more comforting to know that if my crosshairs are on him.

little bit easier to use which is good i think it definitely helped you yeah it was it was something that walking out there straight from the car getting all bundled getting the guns and walking to the place we were planning on hunting we didn't even get to the spot

We were in route to the spot.

Oh yeah.

So I saw it.

I'm so happy that I saw it first.

Because the last time we went out,

everything that was seen you saw you pointed out and i was sitting there struggling like a where's waldo for what you where you could possibly be talking about because i didn't see it first so this one i actually saw first it was a perfect silhouette of him sitting just off of the trunk on a branch i'm like i see him but it was a sky shot behind him if i miss it's just gonna go

So I walked through the trail, through the trail, until I was even and backed him up to where the trunk was, his back trunk.

Right.