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    Personal Narrative: My Gun

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    would actually fire this time, my whole family was counting on me for food. This wasn’t anything new though. Ever since my father became sick about a year ago, and the stock market crashed, it was my job to feed the family. I took a deep breath as I looked down the barrel of my grandpa’s old hunting rifle. As the buck was in my line of fire, I pulled the trigger. Click. The deer ran off into the woods, breaking sticks and dodging trees. He was a goner. I let out a painful sigh as I looked into…

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    courts have recognized that several states have recklessly attempted to quickly and dramatically reduce wolf numbers through unnecessary and cruel hunting and trapping programs. The public does not support recreational and commercial killing of wolves, as evidenced by the recent decision by Michigan voters in the November 2014 election to reject sport hunting of wolves. Wolves are inedible, and only killed for their heads or fur. According the Humane society “Adam M. Roberts, CEO of Born Free…

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    was afraid to blow the conch so he raised it as a signal instead. Fear has got the boys thinking that the Beast is a big scary clawing monster that is hard to find because he doesn’t leave tracks. The fear of the Beast kind of fuels the boys to go hunting and searching for it. Chapter 7: Jack changed tremendously throughout the last few chapters. He has finally built up the courage to kill a pig and now he leads hunts for them every day. Jack has also become more of a person to take charge…

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    Camouflage Research Paper

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    Move and Act As If someone is tracking you while in the Woods This is a Survival Habit That Anyone Can and Should Develop Camouflage, also called cryptic coloration, is a defense or tactic that animals and humans use to disguise their appearance, usually to blend in with their surroundings. Camouflage is used to disguise location, identity, and movement. Crypsis is simply blending into your surroundings to avoid detection and most humans would use cryptic coloration. In other words, mimic the…

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    out?" (31). In this quote, you can see that keeping the fire alive is crucial to being rescued. Instant gratification is the simplest yet most destructive thing for any society because the group shies away from building the fire and instead goes hunting for food for instant fulfillment. As the passengers moved beyond just surviving they…

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    vulnerable species off the face of the earth like elephants. Poachers are the single biggest threat to elephants’ survival. Sometimes elephant poachers use bows and arrows as their weapon of choice. Sometimes they tip the arrows with poison, other hunting expeditions have seen gangs turn grenades and AK-47s on entire herds, even within the supposed shelter of national parks. Other animals poaching is effecting are Rhino’s there horn was reported to be selling for $65,000 in 2012, making it more…

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    generally run with it in ignorance. This inbuilt characteristic worked for the original cave men who had a heightened level of adrenaline, the fight or flight response. Their largest driver was to avoid the danger of predators, even the ones they were hunting. With modern men and women that very same survival instinct still exists, however we tend to dedicate a good portion of it to viewing others as potential threats, and create over time a huge battleground. So the talent of mind games began…

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    plays a game of life or death against him. The Most Dangerous Game, written by Richard Connel is a short story. Rainsford lands on an island where he meets a hunter called Zaroff. Zaroff was hunting since he was a little boy, and he enjoys it greatly. Zaroff insists that to Rainsford that he should go hunting with him. Rainsford has no choice, but to accept. Soon after, Rainsford realizes that this game is a battle for life and death. The antagonist, Zaroff is a very overconfident character,…

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    overboard by a rogue wave. He swims to a nearby shore, knowing that there were people there. He meets General Zaroff who, at first sight, seemed a harmless man intrigued by hunting. But as the story continues, it becomes clear to the reader that he is not a harmless man. Rainsford was a hunter on his way to Rio for some jaguar hunting. He seemed like a very carefree person, completely unconcerned about legends and superstitions. He was very level-headed. The General Zaroff also seemed very…

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    signal, to attract passing ships or planes. The elected authority figure at the time, Ralph, is not amused, as he repeats “You let the fire out.” (Golding, 73) multiple times; each time, the messages not resonating in Jack’s ears, who feels that hunting is more important. After daily nagging from Ralph to gather basic survival needs, Jack decides to start his own tribe, “I’m going off by myself. … Anyone who wants to hunt when I do can come too.” (Golding, 140). With no real authority figure to…

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