A short YouTube hunting clip (Pro Archer Shot-Coach) recounting a close-call incident at dawn: the speaker almost shot a target about 15 minutes after daylight while sitting in ambush. The narration is first-person, informal, and focused on the surprise, distance (about 20–30 yards), and split-second decisions during the encounter.
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Joey. Joey. Right here, right here. It's him. Behind me. Straight behind you. It's him. No doubt. No, no, I can't see him. He's behind all that green. He kills it. I can't shoot him there. We almost just killed him. 15 minutes after daylight. Almost just shot him. 15 minutes after daylight. I was sitting here. I said I wasn't gonna do it. I was just gonna stay quiet. But this freaking rut. I grabbed a duel, hit four or five, just barrel, barrel, light grunts hurt. I turned and look. I mean, I knew it. I seen the crab on his right. I was like, joey, There he is, 30 yards. And he. He cut behind us, which I'm surprised. I'm surprised. Surprised because he. He took the low side. I thought he would have marched right up here, 18 yards, but he took the low side and went down. I had one shot, 20.