Just a reminder about roping a deer....DON"T DO IT..
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Heard a strange noise out back and went to investigate... a young deer had a foot caught in a cyclone fence...
Wanting to help and know exactly what to do I did my best deer whisperer... it was obvious that it had struggled for some time.
Anyway, I gave it a bear hug and was able to extricate it... let it down and it took off like lightning...
I ended up with poison oak on my wrists... no good deed goes unpunished.
Wanting to help and know exactly what to do I did my best deer whisperer... it was obvious that it had struggled for some time.
Anyway, I gave it a bear hug and was able to extricate it... let it down and it took off like lightning...
I ended up with poison oak on my wrists... no good deed goes unpunished.
Loadstar
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Dying laughing because I know how amazing they are and we all have seemingly great ideas from time to time that are epic failures. I raised a faun off a bottle and while it was fine with me it was not fine with being picked up. I have messed around with a lot of animals but no matter which way I would pick that thing up it would kick a hole right through my shirt. I'm 6'4" 280lb and if that little thing didn't want me to do something with it I was not going to do it haha. Glad you made it
CADplans
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I have a 12 year old female feral cat that will just embarrass the daylights out of ANYBODY!!
AIN'T no picking up going on around here!! :laughing:
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LOL - that was great!
Bambulance - 911 Call Man vs Deer (uncensored) - YouTube
I've always liked this one, supposedly, it was made by a 911 instructor to one of his new students. Lots of profanity in it, so beware
I've always liked this one, supposedly, it was made by a 911 instructor to one of his new students. Lots of profanity in it, so beware
mark02tj
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Whether this actually happened to you or not, I was laughing my butt off while reading your story!!
I was wondering why you didn't just set up a separate feeder for the deer. Fatten them up for a few weeks and then.... corn fed venison! :thumbsup: If you are a pretty good shot with a good semi-auto, there's a pretty good chance you could have gotten all three of them at once! :laughing:
I was wondering why you didn't just set up a separate feeder for the deer. Fatten them up for a few weeks and then.... corn fed venison! :thumbsup: If you are a pretty good shot with a good semi-auto, there's a pretty good chance you could have gotten all three of them at once! :laughing:
Quebecguy
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Hi Travlitt,
Thanks very much for sharing your hilarious, well-written story with us all. I had a hard time to read it through as I was laughing too much. I won't attempt to rope a deer anytime soon.
Thanks very much for sharing your hilarious, well-written story with us all. I had a hard time to read it through as I was laughing too much. I won't attempt to rope a deer anytime soon.
2LaneCruzer
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Great story. Now I will tell you an OLD deer roping story that I believe is true, because my Dad knew of it first hand. This happened before my time; about the beginning of WWII.
My Dad was working in Lawton Oklahoma at the time; and they had a family friend who was a real cowboy...who encountered a "deer in the headlights" on a rural road one night. He had the bright idea to rope the deer...which he did, and snubbed it to the bumper of his new Plymouth. To make a long story short, the deer attacked the Plymouth, tearing the grill out of it. The cowboy managed to cut the deer loose, and went home a wiser, but sadder man.
