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Hunters Helping Hunters -- Marcus Obryan

I was flown from Tallahassee, Florida to Fort Wayne, Indiana by OIS after first being contacted by
Tony Covell. Once I arrived, a member of Hunters Helping Hunters picked me up and drove me to the
motel. I was settled in for the night, in anticipation of the next day's hunt.

I had never hunted in the snow before. We were hunting the deer with black powder rifles and the one
they provided for me had a scope. We arrived at the farm and drove as close as possible to the area
where the ground blind was. It was a short walk to arrive at the blind. Daylight broke as we settled into
the blind. The deer were on the move and the guide pointed them out to me. I could see them without
binoculars,even at a distance of 50 to 75 yards as they were big brown patches in the white snowy
background. As we watched them, I picked out one that was crossing the corn field at a distance that
allowed me a shot.

When the deer was within 20 yards or so, the guide aided me in getting ready for the shot, and I took
it. "Did I get it?" I asked. With great excitement, the guide hugged me and said you got yourself a big
doe. We unzipped the blind and headed out into the snow covered field to look at my trophy. I was
very proud and excited. Thank you Tony, for a wonderful time and a lifetime of memories.

May God Bless you and family.
Keep safe Marcus Obryan U.S.M.C DAV

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