1979. 93p. by Lavieve Rogers Geiger

The document describes a series of events involving hunting, family gatherings, and missionary work. It recounts experiences such as deer hunting, family trips to Colorado, and sheep herding. The narrator shares details about owning a rifle, taking care of sheep, and facing challenges while working on various ranches.

Additionally, the narrative includes personal health struggles, such as getting injured while shearing sheep and needing medical attention. The story unfolds with incidents like encountering an owl while hunting, buying a new rifle, and dealing with wildlife threats like coyotes and bobcats. The document also touches on family relationships, work dynamics, and the rugged lifestyle of living and working on ranches.

Moreover, the document highlights the narrator's interactions with colleagues, employers, and wildlife while working on different ranches. It provides insights into the challenges faced while tending to sheep, hunting for deer, and navigating the wilderness. The story captures a blend of personal experiences, work responsibilities, and the rugged beauty of the natural surroundings in which the narrator operates.