Making It Harder To Shoot Them

[mrjarrell]

Looks like at least one deer out there is evolving a plan to escape getting shot. Befriend the hunter and make it harder for them to pull the trigger.

[ame]http://youtu.be/t597SLmr304[/ame]

 

[gunman41mag]

guess people have been feeding that deer

 

[bsoberg]

wow I ride on the bicycle trals hear and the deer at the trals dont move out of the way they gust hang out .

 

[fullauto 45]

POW! Right in the forehead. So good and tender at that age.

 

[Redskinsfan]

That is the second time today that I have seen that video, it was worth seeing twice.

 

[starbreather]

Knife to the jugular, don't waste the bullet.

 

[cschwanz]

The Amish place where we have our deer processed used to have a "pet deer" that had a collar and would roam their place. It would just walk in through open door and walk around in the store when customers were there. Loved brown sugar.

 

[ghuns]

POW! Right in the forehead. So good and tender at that age.

And easy to carry too

 

[xcalibur]

Yea, looks like that little fellow got out of his pen.

Although, I have heard stories from 2 different persons having wild grouse get up close and personal. Both incidents were in the spring.

 

[The Bubba Effect]

I couldn't watch more than 10 seconds. I kept expecting Que to come flying in from off screen and tackle it with a knife.

 

[midget]

About every time I went out for a few weeks I had a little buck do the same thing around my stand... Sadly you grow fond of the ...

 

[AGarbers]

This year I had a young doe and her fawns hanging around my stand day after day. They grew used to me so much that when nightfall came they wouldn't move as I slowly came down out of the stand and walk away. In the morning they would be bedded close by and not budge as I quietly climbed the stand. I started calling the fawns Thing One and Thing Two. I figured they would be my live decoys for bucks. I did see two smaller bucks but nothing big. It was interesting to watch what they ate from my food plot and how they reacted to sounds.
I saw all three cross the road on the first day of firearms season and I have not seen the fawns return.
It was odd watching the fawns. I think one was a small buck. He would lay his ears back and lunge at the doe when she came close and he tried mounting her a few times.

 

[jimd46902]

That is too funny!