We always love to read your posts. It's amazing how busy the dachshunds have been. Meg and Tom from Alabama have also been busy.
On October 15 Adam and Pastor Don (his73-year-old Grandfather) were hunting. Adam shot this 9 pointer. Meg tracked this deer for 400 yards. They were delighted. On the way back to the car on the 4 wheeler, Don driving and Tom as the passenger, the 4 wheeler flipped on a steep hill. Tom broke his finger so off to the hospital.
Pastor Don, Adam and Tom Munoz with Meg |
Cory, Tom and Meg |
Tom wanted to call the hunt off. No one had a gun and he was concerned for Meg. As we talked about it Meg snuck off and returned to the briars a little farther down from where we were. After a couple of minutes she started barking again, and Tom decided to go in again. The hunters went around to the other side hoping the buck would come out and give them another bow shot. Tom found Meg 15 feet from deer. The deer was on the ground but kept picking up his head. Tom jumped on the deer and called for the hunter to come and help him. The hunter tore through the briars with knife in hand and dispatched the deer. Tom realized later that what he had done was foolish but said he was concerned for Meg and felt that the deer was giving up. The hunter wrote us this note afterwards "Thanks for turning a good hunt into a great memory. PS tell Meg I love her. Thanks so much." Whats funny is that we feel the same way. Take a look at picture you can see the hunters arms all cut up.
Tom Munoz and Dewey. |
Tom and Jackie Munoz
Tom and Jackie,
Thank you for sharing your adventures with all of us. They sound almost too exciting!
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