Hammocking at daybreak
The light was just breaking over the hill side when I woke up. The bulls were all empty. I didn't see any deer, and wondered if they had already been, or if I still had time to feed them and then watch them. I went downstairs after bundling up, put on my coat, but elected not to take my mittens are hot.
I slid my feet on the drifted in pathway as I walked around the house. It was nice to find the metal been billed almost the top with feed. Little cylinders of alfalfa Cover the top. I wondered if they were spread throughout the whole feed, or if they had risen to the top in the shaking of the bag. However, as I press the bowl into the feed, it was obvious the pellets were well mixed, and with the rest of the grains.
I filled the seven bowls three quarters full, trying to conserve some of the feet, and make it last longer. After I filled the bulls, I looked around at the hammocks.
There are seven Hammocks on sunrise hillside. I wondered if it were possible to lie in the Hamic undetected, while the deer came to eat. I looked at each hammock and thought about how easy or difficult it would be to see the deer from each one.
Memories of each Hamic filled my mind. One hammock, most of the way down the side of the hill, I couldn't remember lying in. I know I laid in that back when it was first come between the Cedars, and maybe once years later as I was coming up the road, but not sense. The deer had made a good path way down the hill. It didn't go straight down, only about 10 feet down then curve to the left. I wondered if they had a better way to get through the woods then I did. I started to fall the path, but the thought of coming back up as usual, overwhelmed the idea of following it down. I thought aboutHow I would feel, after laying in the hammock for a long time, waiting for or watching the deer, and then feeling stiff getting out of the Hamik and having to climb way back up the hill.
So I put my sights on a different Hamic. My favorite hammock under corner Cedar have high sides, which would make it difficult to Watch the deer. Another Hamic, on the edge of the hilltop, is a nice place to be when there are bugs. I covered myself completely with a tent screen, so the Bugs can't find me. That's the one I decided to use.
I slid my feet on the drifted in pathway as I walked around the house. It was nice to find the metal been billed almost the top with feed. Little cylinders of alfalfa Cover the top. I wondered if they were spread throughout the whole feed, or if they had risen to the top in the shaking of the bag. However, as I press the bowl into the feed, it was obvious the pellets were well mixed, and with the rest of the grains.
I filled the seven bowls three quarters full, trying to conserve some of the feet, and make it last longer. After I filled the bulls, I looked around at the hammocks.
There are seven Hammocks on sunrise hillside. I wondered if it were possible to lie in the Hamic undetected, while the deer came to eat. I looked at each hammock and thought about how easy or difficult it would be to see the deer from each one.
Memories of each Hamic filled my mind. One hammock, most of the way down the side of the hill, I couldn't remember lying in. I know I laid in that back when it was first come between the Cedars, and maybe once years later as I was coming up the road, but not sense. The deer had made a good path way down the hill. It didn't go straight down, only about 10 feet down then curve to the left. I wondered if they had a better way to get through the woods then I did. I started to fall the path, but the thought of coming back up as usual, overwhelmed the idea of following it down. I thought aboutHow I would feel, after laying in the hammock for a long time, waiting for or watching the deer, and then feeling stiff getting out of the Hamik and having to climb way back up the hill.
So I put my sights on a different Hamic. My favorite hammock under corner Cedar have high sides, which would make it difficult to Watch the deer. Another Hamic, on the edge of the hilltop, is a nice place to be when there are bugs. I covered myself completely with a tent screen, so the Bugs can't find me. That's the one I decided to use.