Kumar Nadimuthu
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I'm posting one of my rabbit huntings experience during my middle childhood age. Please check for any grammatical errors in order to improve my writing skills and grammar. Please also suggest me to write it in a better way.
When I was at age 10, I usually go for rabbit huntings on Sundays along with my senior colleagues in my village. It was a cloudy day but rainless. We always plan our huntings after a rainy day as rabbits are usually come out from their burrows for foraging at dawn and dusk. It is also easy to track the rabbits toe marks on the surface. We carried our hunting tools such as swords,rods and sticks etc. Since I was the youngest one, my colleagues instructed me to carry hunted rabbits. We also took our trained hunting dogs due to it's abilities of sniffing power and relentless chase. We located rabbits hide-out through some rabbit toe marks. We encircled warrens where we guessed that herd of rabbits were to be resting. We just keep silent and prepared ourselves in a stand-out position with our traditional tools around the warrens at the radius of 35 metres. I was with hunting dogs at the outside of circle.
One of our hunters thrown a stone into warrens to move rabbits out. All rabbits were scared to ran in different directions. Three rabbits were hunted at the inner circle, other two escaped with wounds and ran in zig-zag motion along the edges of the pool. Both of our hunting dogs were pursued upto two miles and an eventually caught those rabbits when tried to hide- out into the another warren. We hunted total 5 rabbits amounting to 20 kg. As per hunting rule "every participants should get an equal shares irrespective of their performances”. I also got my shares amounting to 2.5 kg.
When I returned home, my mother surprised and asked me: Wow! Is this age for hunting? I said: “Mummy,This is just starting. I want to become a police man. This experience definitely would help me to pursue thieves once I joined”. My mother laughed and acclaimed.
This is one of the most pleasant memories in my childhood life.
When I was at age 10, I usually go for rabbit huntings on Sundays along with my senior colleagues in my village. It was a cloudy day but rainless. We always plan our huntings after a rainy day as rabbits are usually come out from their burrows for foraging at dawn and dusk. It is also easy to track the rabbits toe marks on the surface. We carried our hunting tools such as swords,rods and sticks etc. Since I was the youngest one, my colleagues instructed me to carry hunted rabbits. We also took our trained hunting dogs due to it's abilities of sniffing power and relentless chase. We located rabbits hide-out through some rabbit toe marks. We encircled warrens where we guessed that herd of rabbits were to be resting. We just keep silent and prepared ourselves in a stand-out position with our traditional tools around the warrens at the radius of 35 metres. I was with hunting dogs at the outside of circle.
One of our hunters thrown a stone into warrens to move rabbits out. All rabbits were scared to ran in different directions. Three rabbits were hunted at the inner circle, other two escaped with wounds and ran in zig-zag motion along the edges of the pool. Both of our hunting dogs were pursued upto two miles and an eventually caught those rabbits when tried to hide- out into the another warren. We hunted total 5 rabbits amounting to 20 kg. As per hunting rule "every participants should get an equal shares irrespective of their performances”. I also got my shares amounting to 2.5 kg.
When I returned home, my mother surprised and asked me: Wow! Is this age for hunting? I said: “Mummy,This is just starting. I want to become a police man. This experience definitely would help me to pursue thieves once I joined”. My mother laughed and acclaimed.
This is one of the most pleasant memories in my childhood life.
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