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Mar 30, 2023 · The Deer Hunter’s Prayer is a short poem that asks the lord for his blessing as we take to the woods this deer hunting season and ask for him to watch over us. We pray for a clean harvest of the deer we shoot and that nothing goes to waste.
Hunter's Prayer. Lord Of Hunters, Grant that my hands be steady, my aim true, and my feet swift and should the worst come to pass, grant me forgiveness. When all seems hopeless and in my time of need grant me light and direction for that which shall die at my hands.
A Deer Hunter's Prayer. I am at once pleased and saddened that I have taken your life,oh great creature of the forest. I am pleased because I have invested many years honing my woods lore and shooting skills for this final result.
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" The Deer Hunter's Prayer " Heavenly father, to you I pray, A majestic deer may come my way. Let my aim be straight and true, this my Lord, I pray to you. A swift clean kill is what I ask, Take his spirit swift and fast. For his last breath should not be, One of pain or agony. Let his soul, Come to Thee, To roam your heavens, Wild and free.
In this article, we will explore some famous poems that celebrate the art of hunting. Índice. "The Hunter at His Evening Watch" by William Cullen Bryant. "The Hunter's Song" by Sir Walter Scott. "The Hunter" by Robert William Service.
Hunters Prayer. An Acoli prayer from Uganda. We hear the words of a hunter perparing for the hunt and praying that his spear will be adequate. The spear with the hard point, Let it split the granite rock: The spear that I trust, Let it split the granite rock: The hunter has slept in the wilderness, I am dying, oh:
