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+ Regional Weather Twilight of a Deer Season - Bob Zaiglin

Situated in a tripod ensconced in a dense stand of coma, the cold, dank north wind permeates your insulated jacket, eclipsing what warmth the cab of the pickup provided while traveling in the predawn
darkness.

As sudden gusts of cold north wind remove the low-lying fog inundating the damp brush, several nervous does can be seen cautiously feeding their way through the maze of brush generated by the mid-November storm that brought the drought-stricken South Texas brush lands back to life.

Appearing every so often, the does command your full attention, for after all, it is mid-December, and the
best buck attractant is a doe. Appearing at the brush-lined edge of a poorly maintained sendero, the animals pause, staring intently into a whitebrush thicket when suddenly a large-bodied grayish-coated buck appears from behind the island of brush.
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