My Atlatl-Personal Narrative

I knew that if I didn't go on the trip something would go wrong. After training for weeks on how to throw an atlatl, what angle to throw it, and where to hit the animal. I also learned where to hit certain animals, and how hard to throw it, I also learned how to shoot a bow and arrow. Yesterday, had been my last day to practice and I knew I was ready, I packed food, water, my bow, my atlatl, and my will to succeed. When I was little, I had always dreamed of going on one of these trips, going out and throwing that atlatl, hitting an animal right in the head. It had always been my dream. As we set of on our journey, I knew it would be tough. Halfway to our destination, Delicate Arch, we set up camp to rest. In my tent I was staying with my best friend Niko, I met Niko at training and ever since then we have been really good friends. Niko was a taller person with long, black hair. Towards the middle of the night I heard something nuzzling against the tent.
“Do you hear that?” I whispered questioningly towards Niko.
“Yeah, what do you think it was?” Questioned Niko.
“Let’s go check it out.” I insisted.
“Alright.” Niko said
Niko grabbed his bag and grabbed a small dagger, which he brought just in case. He went out first, and I was right on his tail. When we walked …show more content…
We sprinted has fast as we could, with they coyote hot on our tails, we ran, and, run until, Niko tripped on a small cactus. The coyote was sure to catch up to him, but then I grabbed a small dagger out of my pocket and threw it right at the coyote, hitting it right in the foot. Niko had just enough time to get up, as the small dagger barely affected the large coyote. As we kept running I saw a cactus field, we ran closer, and closer to it, and decided it would be the best way to lose the coyote, so we dodged and ducked, over and through cactuses, until Niko got caught in one, The coyote was nowhere to be seen, at least that's what I