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Friday, October 7, 2016

Fwd: Warm and Refreshing "Deer Story" (true)



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Date: October 7, 2016 at 3:08:40 PM CDT
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Subject: Warm and Refreshing "Deer Story" (true)
 




The nicest place to be is in someone's THOUGHTS!
The safest place to be is in someone's PRAYERS!
And the best place to be is in GOD'S HANDS! 



Subject:  Warm and Refreshing "Deer Story" (true)

Subj: : Deer a true story
 
Went Fishing ...
Caught 4 Deer!
What a wonderful story,
 hope you enjoy it...
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Went Fishing ...
Caught 4 Deer
A once in the
 history of mankind kind of thing. The Best
 Day Of Fishing Ever! Some fishing
stories are a
 little hard to believe but this guy has
 pictures to prove his story... I've heard
of salmon jumping
 into boats, but never anything quite like
 this...
 
Tom Satre told the
Sitka Gazette that he was out with a charter
 group on his 62-foot fishing
vessel when four
 juvenile black-tailed deer swam directly
 toward his boat.
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"Once the deer
 reached the boat, the four began to circle
the boat, looking directly at us.
 
We could tell right
 away that the young bucks were distressed.

I opened up my back gate
and we helped the
typically skittish and absolutely wild
 animals onto the boat.  In all my
years fishing, I've
 never seen anything quite like it!  Once on
 board, they collapsed with
exhaustion,
 shivering." 
[] 
"This is a picture
 I took of the rescued bucks on the back of
 my boat, the Alaska Quest.
We headed for Taku
 Harbour. 
 
Once we reached the dock, the
 first buck that we had pulled
from the water
 hopped onto the dock, looked back as if to
 say 'thank you' and disappeared
into the forest.

After a bit of prodding and assistance, two
 more followed, but the smallest
deer needed a
 little more help.
  [] 
This is me carrying
 the little guy.
[] 
My daughter, Anna,
 and son, Tim, helped the last buck to its
 feet.  We didn't know how
long they had been
 in the icy waters or if there had been
 others who did not survive.
 
My
daughter later told
me that the experience was something that
she would never forget,
and I suspect the
deer felt the same way as well!"
 
I told you!

Awesome!
Our Lord works in
 mysterious ways...
 
"Kindness is
the language the blind can see and the
deaf can hear." - Mark Twain
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