I had an experience this fall that made me seriously and repeatedly ask for God’s forgiveness. My faith and trust in God went to zero. I know better. In the 33 years of following God out and away from my addiction, God and not one of His promises have ever failed me.
This article begins with a hunting story, so if you are opposed to hunting the wild for food, you may not want to read it.
This past October, I was in my bow hunting for deer, tent blind. My wife Terry was seated by my side. She has hunted in rifle season, but during bow season, I like that she just wants sit with me. Without a doubt, another set of eyes really come in handy for sighting approaching deer and are extremely helpful if you wound one and have to track it. We try to manage our own deer herd on our 156-acre property. Wild game, fish we catch and the chickens we raise provide our meat and a good portion of our greens, vegetables, mushrooms and berries all come from the wild also. We don’t have a high doe (female) population, so, we rarely harvest a doe. This year was a definite no for harvesting a doe. We had several local bucks and quite a few around the area. We know that the bucks all travel quite a distance during mating season, so we felt very comfortable to harvest a buck.
With a compound bow and arrow, my shooting distance is ...
