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Narrative Essay: Owen's Hunting Spot

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Ben Bartlett
Ellis
English 1
27 November 2017
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Owen sat in his hunting spot, waiting patiently. It had been three days since he had last eaten. He was looking through the scope, when he suddenly heard rustling in the bushes. A deer sauntered out of the bush and gave Owen a wide open shot. Bang! He dropped the deer. He was going to have enough food for days now. Owen climbed down from the tree to retrieve his catch. He walked over to the deer when he heard groans coming from the woods. They got louder and closer as Owen stepped towards the deer. He ran over, picked up the deer, and started to race back to the tree. Then, he saw them. The dead roamed out of the trees and abruptly picked up their pace. Owen tried to run back but the

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