Funny story
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I thought you guys might get a kick out of this.
My sister lives in a suburb just outside the DC beltway. About three weeks ago her husband was jogging on a bike trail in the woods near their house with their dog. He's a Labradoodle very aptly named Cosmo. He's a large-ish wiry-haired, goofy-looking, friendly dogand when he gets excited he bounces straight up and downlike he has springs on his feet.
Anyways,Cosmo saw afawnthat still had somespots on itand ran up to it, wanting to play. There was no mother deer in sight. The fawn just stood there and the two of them were smelling each other and making friends. My brother-in-law finally got tired of waiting for them and continued jogging, and Cosmo left the deer to follow him.
I was amazed that the little deer had no natural fear of a large dog.
My sister lives in a suburb just outside the DC beltway. About three weeks ago her husband was jogging on a bike trail in the woods near their house with their dog. He's a Labradoodle very aptly named Cosmo. He's a large-ish wiry-haired, goofy-looking, friendly dogand when he gets excited he bounces straight up and downlike he has springs on his feet.
Anyways,Cosmo saw afawnthat still had somespots on itand ran up to it, wanting to play. There was no mother deer in sight. The fawn just stood there and the two of them were smelling each other and making friends. My brother-in-law finally got tired of waiting for them and continued jogging, and Cosmo left the deer to follow him.
I was amazed that the little deer had no natural fear of a large dog.
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well heres a story to add to urs but its a lil better tonight im walking on a bike trial in one of our state parks "tyler state park" well anyway i come around a bend and i see this lady and her husband stoped on the trial and i see a deer in the soybeans about 25 yards from them and shes telling me to slow down and be quiet so i walk up to them slowly and there is a doe sniffing her husbands hand and she says come close see if it will sniff u so i did and it walked right to me sniffed me then walked around me and down into the woods wow that was fun never had that happen b4 u cant hunt this park every 2 years i think they have a lottery and let a certian number of hunters hunt it tho lots of huge bucks but i dont think id ever hunt an animal that will just walk right to me lol
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Alden, NY
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i was walking out for a night of scouting and jumped a 2 does and a fawn, he fawn ryns right for my house. I go to my house and find it there. This fawn had no fear of me and let me pet it. This might of been bad but it has survived since. I dont think i can shoot a fawn after that moment.