Friday, December 19, 2014

this is just to say

This is just to say by: Tanner

I have been concealing different objects
 in order that you are unavailable to play
the play station while I’m gone even though
I directly told you to stay out of my room

I know that you are sooo dearly depressed
When I’m gone that you can just disobey me
But next time you wont be sad,
you will be crying because I’ll brake the
Disk while enjoying every second of it

Forgive me please, if not you won’t
Have to worry about the play station
For a while. Love you lots lil bro

                                                                                    Inspired by William Carlos Williams

I am poem

Most of my friends know I am
One of the top shooters they know
Shooting has always been my passion
And always will be

I am sports
 Sports year round I do
To stay in shape for my
Favorite sport, wrestling
Wrestling, no excuses no one
To blame just you, shake hands,
WHEET!
 as the whistle sounds

yearly opening morning
why cant it be a holiday?
Deer season is here
the clueless beast as he has
been punchered right on target

I am a caller at heart
Knowing the pitches and meanings of
Each call I have, and use when mastered
I call coyotes, deer, ducks, and turkeys




I am a hard worker
If its putting up grain bins in the
Summer with north central automation
Or just helping friends and family
I am always there to help



Symbol Poem

Green

Green, summer time fun
Warm, sun light feelin
Swimming, just chillin
July night campin
Farm pond fishin

compition shootin
mt. dew sippin
hard workin
back yard mowin
4th of july meetin

hamburger grillin
family meetin
summer time action


favorite place to be

                                                Opening morning of deer season

The opening morning of deer season
is a holiday in my perception.
Wearing bright orange clear as day
that can be notified from a mile away.
No better place to be
with God’s creations all around me.
Passing off decent shooters
Waiting for the thirty pointers
Day after day, no way I say
Has the monster been left lay?
Every hunters dream
is going to be
hanging on MY wall, I deem!
One of these days I will get my chance
To have my exciting victory dance.
The master buck will be eliminated

And my pride will be elevated.

First Last Poem by Tanner

It was late
Dark is all I remember
Till I light the night
With the dew.
One sip after another
I felt electricity pass through
My body, then no more
Was left in the vacant
Can of my love I couldn’t resist
At the time a all nighter wouldn’t
Be possible with out my dew
My friends stupid dare
Who passes out first
Is a loser, last one winner
Simple, no rules
Mt. dew was the
Only way to make it
Till morning
Morning came
2 boxes lay left empty
as I feel weary
bed calling my name
good night
zzzzzzz…



I  needed a sip of milk
 to help Me sleep
It was late mid night
As I open the refrigerator
I grabed the carton
As I don’t even
Take the effort to
Grab a glass
I chug out of the half
Empty carton
Sour milk ugh
Splsss as it hits the vacant
Sink, I didn’t even
Make it upstairs
I was so up set
I droped dead
In the effort of going
Up stairs
As I snore on the stairs
The next morning I
Didn’t remember any thing
My neck was so sore though
Felt like I sleept on a thousand
River rocks on the beach
2 aspirins later I make the
effort to event move my neck
forget it, at this point I forgot
about the milk as I was poring
me a bowl of cereal
blaaa, nasty
it seemed that I have tasted that
recently I thought

gross!

First Last Poem by Tanner

It was late
Dark is all I remember
Till I light the night
With the dew.
One sip after another
I felt electricity pass through
My body, then no more
Was left in the vacant
Can of my love I couldn’t resist
At the time a all nighter wouldn’t
Be possible with out my dew
My friends stupid dare
Who passes out first
Is a loser, last one winner
Simple, no rules
Mt. dew was the
Only way to make it
Till morning
Morning came
2 boxes lay left empty
as I feel weary
bed calling my name
good night
zzzzzzz…



I  needed a sip of milk
 to help Me sleep
It was late mid night
As I open the refrigerator
I grabed the carton
As I don’t even
Take the effort to
Grab a glass
I chug out of the half
Empty carton
Sour milk ugh
Splsss as it hits the vacant
Sink, I didn’t even
Make it upstairs
I was so up set
I droped dead
In the effort of going
Up stairs
As I snore on the stairs
The next morning I
Didn’t remember any thing
My neck was so sore though
Felt like I sleept on a thousand
River rocks on the beach
2 aspirins later I make the
effort to event move my neck
forget it, at this point I forgot
about the milk as I was poring
me a bowl of cereal
blaaa, nasty
it seemed that I have tasted that
recently I thought

gross!

First Last Poem by Tanner

It was late
Dark is all I remember
Till I light the night
With the dew.
One sip after another
I felt electricity pass through
My body, then no more
Was left in the vacant
Can of my love I couldn’t resist
At the time a all nighter wouldn’t
Be possible with out my dew
My friends stupid dare
Who passes out first
Is a loser, last one winner
Simple, no rules
Mt. dew was the
Only way to make it
Till morning
Morning came
2 boxes lay left empty
as I feel weary
bed calling my name
good night
zzzzzzz…



I  needed a sip of milk
 to help Me sleep
It was late mid night
As I open the refrigerator
I grabed the carton
As I don’t even
Take the effort to
Grab a glass
I chug out of the half
Empty carton
Sour milk ugh
Splsss as it hits the vacant
Sink, I didn’t even
Make it upstairs
I was so up set
I droped dead
In the effort of going
Up stairs
As I snore on the stairs
The next morning I
Didn’t remember any thing
My neck was so sore though
Felt like I sleept on a thousand
River rocks on the beach
2 aspirins later I make the
effort to event move my neck
forget it, at this point I forgot
about the milk as I was poring
me a bowl of cereal
blaaa, nasty
it seemed that I have tasted that
recently I thought

gross!

Friday, November 7, 2014

Letters About Literature By: Tanner

                                                                     Tanner  Storjohann
 111 West Hancock
O'Neill, NE 68763
     Dear Wilson Rawls 

     After reading your book I didn’t just look at hunting different, but also reading. Before I read your book I would just go through the motions trying to get by reading. I would always get a good start and read about two chapters then give up. Your book just really stood out to me and changed my personality.

       I remember the struggles of catching my first raccoon. The first raccoon seem to take forever, them keen, tricky, striped tailed creatures was all I thought about when I was about seven years old. Every day after school I would walk through the grove of oak trees that looked like beasts, as I grace through the yellowish brown trees in the late fall. Trap after trap nothing, I knew there where raccoons in this area though still no luck.

     I didn’t exactly catch my first raccoon the way Billy did. I don’t think I have the skills to trap a raccoon with just a piece of wood, nails, and something shiny, I use my set of live traps I got for my eighth birth day. That day I saw that beast in my first live trap I about fainted, all those hard cold days trying to out smart him I finally had him right where I wanted him. After that raccoon hunting became easier to me after each one I caught. Not just did my trapping skills improve but also my effort tords reading became grater.

     After the years I have been showing my younger brother the importance and safety of hunting. Teaching him different strategies to figure out where and when the raccoons will pass by a certain area by using my trail cam in our favorite spot. I am my brothers roll model so I try my best to make him the best I can. Someday I hope we can teach our kids the values of being in the outdoors.


     I have always been a big fan of hunting but raccoons are my favorite animal to hunting just for there unique character. I will always love hunting, but thanks to you I wouldn’t have found my way of getting engaged in the right book.  

Monday, September 29, 2014

I Am From By: Tanner

        I am from freezing my butt off
Trying just to catch a glimpse of a coyote
Thinking to call a bust
But still determined with the spot

I am from being a turkey and coyote
Calling expert for Tony and my brother
While they just have to wait for the
Perfect shot, I give them the chance

I am from playing a different
Version of wack a mole
Prairie dog hunting in the open prairies
Wasting time and lots of shells

I am form boom, boom, boom
As you walk through the
Marijuana field, flushing out
Doves left and right

I am from the moment of truth
All day you wait for the perfect
Shot, now is my chance
FFLLTTHH as the arrow
Sails tords the beast
  
I am from spring turkey season
Errrk errrk errk
As I scrape my box call
toms come in hoping for there mate
now just to pick the oldest tom
out of the bunch

I am from nationals
Small meets turn into qualifying for state
State turns into nationals, the best shooters
In the whole country including
Canada and Mexico
I’m with the best shooters there is!

I am from Christmas in November
The first night of raccoon season
We had the trees light up with
Raccoon eyes glowing like
Christmas trees 




Friday, August 22, 2014


Hi I’m Tanner and this is my first blog. My expectations for when I graduate high school are to go to collage and get sponsors to make it big in shooting sports. If you know anything about me no surprise but in my free time I like to go sport shooting or small game hunting with both my best friends. Most of my knowledge of guns was hands on, which if I had it my way I’d rather have all my learning in school that way I believe I understand it better and faster. Thanks for reading my first blog I hope you learned something new about me.