Jordan Jonas
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taking a rabbit out of a snare when i heard a clank because i'd set up kind of an alarm system with with string and cans so it's a brilliant idea yeah another thing that could have not worked but it and it came through and i was like oh i heard the cans clink and i was like no way and so i ran over i didn't know what it was exactly but something was coming along the fence
And I ran over and jumped in the bush next to the funnel exit on the fence. And sure enough, the big moose came running up. And you know, your heart gets pounding like crazy. You're just like, no way.
And I ran over and jumped in the bush next to the funnel exit on the fence. And sure enough, the big moose came running up. And you know, your heart gets pounding like crazy. You're just like, no way.
And I ran over and jumped in the bush next to the funnel exit on the fence. And sure enough, the big moose came running up. And you know, your heart gets pounding like crazy. You're just like, no way.
I probably could have waited a little longer and had a perfect broadside shot, but I took the shot when he was, he was pretty close, like 24 yards, but he was quartering towards me, which makes it a little harder to make a perfect kill shot. And so I hit it and it took off running and I just thought, you know, I was super excited.
I probably could have waited a little longer and had a perfect broadside shot, but I took the shot when he was, he was pretty close, like 24 yards, but he was quartering towards me, which makes it a little harder to make a perfect kill shot. And so I hit it and it took off running and I just thought, you know, I was super excited.
I probably could have waited a little longer and had a perfect broadside shot, but I took the shot when he was, he was pretty close, like 24 yards, but he was quartering towards me, which makes it a little harder to make a perfect kill shot. And so I hit it and it took off running and I just thought, you know, I was super excited.
I couldn't believe I actually, you know, it was like, Oh my gosh, got the moose. I think that was a really good shot. You get all excited, but then it plays back in your head. And particularly when you're first learning to hunt, there's always an animal that gets away, you know, and you like, make a bad decision or not a great shot or something. And it's just, it's just part of it.
I couldn't believe I actually, you know, it was like, Oh my gosh, got the moose. I think that was a really good shot. You get all excited, but then it plays back in your head. And particularly when you're first learning to hunt, there's always an animal that gets away, you know, and you like, make a bad decision or not a great shot or something. And it's just, it's just part of it.
I couldn't believe I actually, you know, it was like, Oh my gosh, got the moose. I think that was a really good shot. You get all excited, but then it plays back in your head. And particularly when you're first learning to hunt, there's always an animal that gets away, you know, and you like, make a bad decision or not a great shot or something. And it's just, it's just part of it.
And so of course you're like, I'm not going to be satisfied until I see this thing. So I followed the blood trail a little while and I saw some bubbly blood, which meant it was hitting the lungs, which meant it's not going to live, you know, you'll get it. And so as long as you don't mess it up. And so I went back to my shelter and waited an hour. I skinned that rabbit that had caught and then
And so of course you're like, I'm not going to be satisfied until I see this thing. So I followed the blood trail a little while and I saw some bubbly blood, which meant it was hitting the lungs, which meant it's not going to live, you know, you'll get it. And so as long as you don't mess it up. And so I went back to my shelter and waited an hour. I skinned that rabbit that had caught and then
And so of course you're like, I'm not going to be satisfied until I see this thing. So I followed the blood trail a little while and I saw some bubbly blood, which meant it was hitting the lungs, which meant it's not going to live, you know, you'll get it. And so as long as you don't mess it up. And so I went back to my shelter and waited an hour. I skinned that rabbit that had caught and then
super nervous, the slowest hour ever. And then I followed it along, ended up losing the blood trail. I was like, no, no. And then I was like, well, if there's no blood, I'm just going to follow the path that I would go if I was a moose, you know, like the least resistance through the woods. So I followed kind of along the shore there. And sure enough, I saw him up there.
super nervous, the slowest hour ever. And then I followed it along, ended up losing the blood trail. I was like, no, no. And then I was like, well, if there's no blood, I'm just going to follow the path that I would go if I was a moose, you know, like the least resistance through the woods. So I followed kind of along the shore there. And sure enough, I saw him up there.
super nervous, the slowest hour ever. And then I followed it along, ended up losing the blood trail. I was like, no, no. And then I was like, well, if there's no blood, I'm just going to follow the path that I would go if I was a moose, you know, like the least resistance through the woods. So I followed kind of along the shore there. And sure enough, I saw him up there.
You know, I was so excited, lay down, but Uh, but he hadn't died yet. And so he just sat there and, and he would stand up and I would just like, no, no, no, no. And he would lay back down and be like, yes. And then he would stand up and it was like that for, uh, you know, a couple hours that took him.
You know, I was so excited, lay down, but Uh, but he hadn't died yet. And so he just sat there and, and he would stand up and I would just like, no, no, no, no. And he would lay back down and be like, yes. And then he would stand up and it was like that for, uh, you know, a couple hours that took him.
You know, I was so excited, lay down, but Uh, but he hadn't died yet. And so he just sat there and, and he would stand up and I would just like, no, no, no, no. And he would lay back down and be like, yes. And then he would stand up and it was like that for, uh, you know, a couple hours that took him.
And then finally at one point I, uh, you know, and a lot of people have asked like, why wouldn't you go finish it off? Um, so, uh,