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Personal Narrative: Pheasant Hunting

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Today was the day that my dad would take me pheasant hunting. I was so excited I could barely contain myself.I have gone pheasant hunting before, but I had never gotten one before. But I knew that today was going to be the day that I would get my first pheasant.

As soon as I woke up, I remembered that I was going to go hunting today. I ate breakfast as fast as I could, so that we could go hunting. Then, I packed all my stuff, and double checked it too.I was very tired that morning, but the excitement overcame the tiredness. Later in the morning, we left, and it was a long drive to get to the hunting place. It was 1hr to be exact. The whole time, my dog was whining and barking in the kennel he was in.

When we finally arrived in the

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