Better pics of the nice 8 in my yard

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01-15-2006 | 11:42 AM

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atlasman

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RE: Better pics of the nice 8 in my yard

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ORIGINAL: deer-hunter18

THats a beauty, next year are you going to go after him. Like sit on the roof with the bow, you sight should be dead on he is standing right next to the target,

No hunting where I live...........even if I could I wouldn't shoot these guys as they are more like pets then wild animals.

01-15-2006 | 06:52 PM

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wolfen68

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RE: Better pics of the nice 8 in my yard

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And to think he was once a little bitty button buck...what a difference a few years can make...thanks for sharing.

What difference is that?........he is still the same deer.

I totally disagree! He is not the same deer now that he was when he was a button with fading spots still yearning for the taste of mamma's breast. He is now liking the taste of your bushes

. It's like comparing you now to when you were a baby with a poopy diaper...it's NOT the same...or is it?

01-15-2006 | 07:16 PM

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Germ

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RE: Better pics of the nice 8 in my yard

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No hunting where I live...........even if I could I wouldn't shoot these guys as they are more like pets then wild animals.

That dude in California thought they were pets until it attacked him. Thinking wild animals as pets is a BIG mistake IMO, really nice pics I enjoy them.

01-15-2006 | 07:42 PM

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atlasman

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I totally disagree! He is not the same deer now that he was when he was a button

Yes he is.........he let me walk within 10 feet of him then and he still does now.......in fact he is probably MORE comfortable around me now then he was then. He ate my landscaping as a button too. There is no difference in the deer.........just the way you perceive it in your mind. I just choose reality over make believe

01-15-2006 | 07:48 PM

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atlasman

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That dude in California thought they were pets until it attacked him. Thinking wild animals as pets is a BIG mistake IMO, really nice pics I enjoy them.

I guess I will have to risk it..............the only way I could avoid them would be staying indoors........and I have too much yard work to do

If I could just figure out how to get them to chip in and help out a little [8D]

01-15-2006 | 09:08 PM

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RE: Better pics of the nice 8 in my yard

Post some pics of him when he was a button................

01-15-2006 | 09:33 PM

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Nice pic's, Like the double white, wonder how does it happen?

01-15-2006 | 09:41 PM

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Germ

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I guess I will have to risk it..............the only way I could avoid them would be staying indoors........and I have too much yard work to do If I could just figure out how to get them to chip in and help out a little

Plant stuff the like to eat, you will never have to trim again, LOL
Make sure during the rut you do not smell "perrrtty", it could be an ugly sight for your neighbors