One of my buddies said they had an odd guest at the paper mill he works at. Somehow, a 6pt ended up getting into the basement of the mill and it wreaked havoc for quite awhile! How it got in, no one knows. After a long rodeo event, they cornered it in an office and shut the door. Animal control had to come out and tranq it. Too wierd! Although it's a rural area, and there isn't any cover or a luring food source for miles. Oddly enough, last year, they had a doe in the parking lot that jumped on top of a pick up to jump the security fence and escape. To heck with sitting in the stand and enduring the cold, I'm gonna hang out at that mill!

Had one get into the mill I work at a few years ago. It was during deer season. No one called animal control, they kinda took matters into their own hands. It showed up at a plant picnic later.[]

Deer can do some pretty weird things when they're in places they're not used to. I can remember about 9 years ago while I was still in college, I hunted the first two days of rifle season and did not see a buck. When I got back to my apartment at school, I found out that a 6 point buck and a doe jumped through the window at the local video store down the street, and ended up ransacking the place. The doe eventually found her way out, but the buck went back in the adult video section (not a joke) [], where the police had to nail him with a tranquilizer gun to get him outta there.
What was I thinking sitting in a deer stand out in the woods for two days?!? I should have been checking out the new releases if I wanted to see a legal buck!!!
I don't know if anyone saw the news clip, but there was also a buck that casually walked through a Washington, DC Metro station a couple of months ago too...

Jim

Yup I remember that Jimbo

I can remember a few years ago one of the judges at the local courthouse where I live bag himself a nice rack buck. The buck dropped quick. The guy just casually walked over and wasn't really paying attention and proped the deers head up. He placed His rifle in The Buck's rack and was waiting on his hunting partner to get there with a camera and the deer jumped up and took off through the woods with his gun still sittin in the antlers. Thank goodness the buck finally had all the life bled out of him about 100 yards away. They retrieved the gun and the venicin. That was just a long story short.