The Elk Hunt

I wished that I would not snow and I went to Silverton, Colorado with my father in October. My father and I had six elk tags during the first rifle season. Before you entered the city, we pulled the trailer of the camp to a place where trees had grown about five miles away. The camp is about a quarter mile from the highway. There is a tree around the campground; the only breakthrough in the tree is where the road goes. We made a camp trailer the day before this season. I already warned at 4 o'clock the next morning and I went to bed early.

If you are lucky, or if you're destiny, I'm going to look for moose in the Blue Mountains in Washington that week. For me, the crime is consistent with the punishment: I will protect myself from bullying; I go hunting for moose. It seems reasonable at first glance. Hunting with my father, cousin and friends probably was necessary in my life. So, instead of sitting at home and thinking about my behavior, I took a step forward and drove through the state 400 miles for my hard, old green cruiser to sneak into the country's forest. Public onshore fishing is the beginning of my adult education. It taught me more about myself and the way to deal with the problem of stressful life rather than classroom.

My husband is a hunter throughout his adult life. His meditation walks through the forest and look for deer and moose - he visited Colorado twice and met our son to play elk. Lastly I joined in October 2017, my husband 's health had fallen before hunting. His love for our son and the outdoors obscures the breathing problems he experienced. At the time my husband was not diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension, but they suffered from sarcoidosis and they told me they had treatment before leaving.

Moose hunting is very challenging for me. Today, moose hunting requires more plan than success. Moose has always pulled a new trick on the hunter for some reason. This sounds odd, but it is a good idea to hide it in the public place. This is unpredictable and works for me many times. I played with moose on the lawn. In the middle of the grass there is a dead tree and a big tree next to it. If you can arrive early in an old tree and keep it well in, you probably will connect the elk and leave the trees on the other side of the lawn. So I hid behind a log. Within half an hour, moose jumped out of the forest and ran past me and my partner. There are no moose that hunters expect to be with us. This seems a little strange, but after seeing enough elk to run from one meadow to another pasture I often find them to navigate this dead tree-like landmark I began to notice using.