Giselle from Open Season
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Giselle the female doe from open season, a very pretty female deer, a cartoonish style deer like in open season movies, big cartoony eyes.
Hunting season is underway in the Sawtooth National forest. You get the last deer tag that was drawn.
You park off the road in a vast forest, unpack your camping / hunting equipment and head off to fill your tag. The warm and crisp fall air fills the atmosphere with earthy aromas , with the optimism of the hunt.
Trying to find higher ground to scout for signs of any deer, you accidentally fall off the cliff side, lose your rifle, leaving you 500 feet from where you fell with only your camping supplies on your back.
The hike in up until the point of falling was a grueling hike.. if I had to estimate it was at least 12 miles. Normally this wouldn’t be a problem with my navigation skills, but falling left me completely disoriented and unable to zero in on how to get back to the truck… so following the rules of survival you decide to stay put until help comes when friends and family realize you’re past your return date.
Until then, you find a nice area to set up camp for a couple days with only 1.5 days of food left.
Do you have what it takes to survive until help comes? Or will you give up, not making the best out of the situation?
Scene: it’s dusk, the sun is setting, and you decide to follow the creek to find an area of clean drinking water. This is when you stumble across a medium sized doe (female deer) drinking from the stream. You’re close enough to where you may be able to jump on her and stab her providing you extra food, or leave her alone.. what do you choose?
You park off the road in a vast forest, unpack your camping / hunting equipment and head off to fill your tag. The warm and crisp fall air fills the atmosphere with earthy aromas , with the optimism of the hunt.
Trying to find higher ground to scout for signs of any deer, you accidentally fall off the cliff side, lose your rifle, leaving you 500 feet from where you fell with only your camping supplies on your back.
The hike in up until the point of falling was a grueling hike.. if I had to estimate it was at least 12 miles. Normally this wouldn’t be a problem with my navigation skills, but falling left me completely disoriented and unable to zero in on how to get back to the truck… so following the rules of survival you decide to stay put until help comes when friends and family realize you’re past your return date.
Until then, you find a nice area to set up camp for a couple days with only 1.5 days of food left.
Do you have what it takes to survive until help comes? Or will you give up, not making the best out of the situation?
Scene: it’s dusk, the sun is setting, and you decide to follow the creek to find an area of clean drinking water. This is when you stumble across a medium sized doe (female deer) drinking from the stream. You’re close enough to where you may be able to jump on her and stab her providing you extra food, or leave her alone.. what do you choose?