Deer Diary: Unbelievably True Stories of Hunting in the Grayback

Deer Diary is a collection of amazing and humorous true stories of the Miner family's hunting experiences in Goldendale, WA spanning over 55 years. During that time, they have experienced dedication and despair... confusion and kindness... excitement and exhaustion. To the Miners, the hunting was more fun than the finding!

These stories are all absolutely true, as fantastic as some may sound. Many hunters either hunt exclusively from tree stands or blinds, drive the roads, or wait in clearings when they hunt, but not the Miner family. They trudge through the woods, no matter how thick the underbrush, downed logs, or 'buck brush' may be. They hike up and down hills, into canyons, and through thickets not meant to be traversed by humans. That is where the deer are, so that is where they go. When a person delves that deeply into the woods and interacts that closely with nature, some highly unusual and unexpected things are bound to occur.

All of the stories in this book have been written based on Todd's own experiences and those told by his father. While hunting one day in 2010, an unexpected rainstorm hit, so they relaxed in their camper trailer and consumed an unhealthy amount of Original Pringles(R) chips, Costco(R) chocolate-chip cookies, and Pepsi(R) while taking advantage of the situation by recording these stories in great detail.

Join Todd, his father Marvin, his Grandfather Norman, and other family and friends as they get lost in the woods, spooked in the night, and chased by the police.

Oh... and they see some deer, too!


Author: Todd a. Miner
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 11/08/2017
Pages: 158
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.41lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.37d
ISBN: 9781978273115

About the Author
Todd currently lives in Richland, WA. He is married to his wife Jennifer and has two human children and two canine children. After making a list, he realized he has held 46 different jobs throughout his lifetime. Most recently, he was a USAF Morse code operator, a PCB designer, and an Automatic Entry Technician. He has earned a BS in Electrical Engineering degree but just as Matthew Quigley noted, "I said I never had much use for one... never said I didn't know how to use it."

Besides hunting, he enjoys playing tennis, biking, mowing the lawn, visiting single-screen and drive-in movie theaters, camping, and photography.

He does NOT enjoy beets, wooden rollercoasters, or being asked to remove Oxford commas.


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