Upon arrival in Maine, Deah has been working long hours at jobs in housekeeping, manufacturing, and cooking to provide for her family. She currently works as a dietician at a nursing home and dreams of expanding her abilities in the service industry, becoming a chef at a high-end restaurant.
By Staci Warren On Sept. I was quite thrilled, and it was an exciting hunt to boot. Staci Warren harvested her first bear in at least two years on Sept. I then walk the remaining distance on foot while I carry my rifle and my backpack. The walk can get hot, so I dress light, and carry the rest of my gear into my stand. I entered my stand around 4 p. As I sat there, I listened to red squirrels fight over the bait and chatter incessantly. The birds seemed to be quieter than usual.
Then out of nowhere, I heard a huff. Three huffs, which meant that a bear was behind me. I had never heard it come in, which is typical; the small breeze made the leaves rustle just enough to block what little sound you may hear. I sat motionless. I had been standing since I had swapped out my open sighted rifle for my 6.
The 6. Minutes later, I spotted a bear. It had circled around me and came in downwind on my right. It is usually the first bear to come to the barrel. I stayed motionless. I watched as it approached the barrel. It was very skittish and would not stand still.
I watched as it moved to a tree then to the barrel, back and forth, very nervous. Labels: backpack , bear , Creedmore , cub , fleshing knife , fur , harvest , Maine , mountain , rifle , scope , Staci Warren , The Windham Eagle , tree stand. Friday, September 13, Windham Raymond Adult Education empowers student to reach her career goals.
