When I was about two hundred meters away from the stag, this alert creature detected me first and ran away swiftly, its hooves kicking up dust.
Judging by its size and patterns, it was likely a type of deer, running at an incredible speed. In the blink of an eye, it disappeared.
However, I wasn't discouraged. Many deer were social animals, so there might be others nearby. I continued to cautiously roam the forest.
Soon, I spotted my second target. It wasn't another giant deer; instead, it was a slightly smaller antelope. Although not as massive as the stag, it still weighed over two hundred pounds, and its fur was even more beautiful.
Having learned my lesson, this time I stopped about three hundred meters away from it. Holding my breath, I aimed carefully and finally fired at the ant
