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  • Raven

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    We had a lot of pet deer at my Pops place that got out of the enclosure after a storm damaged it. They did a lot of stupid stuff normal deer wouldn't do... like sit in your lap and eat. I've got pictures of that from 30 years ago. Could be a pet deer wandering around
     

    BluesBrother

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    That deer must feed like that regularly. It also must not have any fear of harm or intrusion. The deer I always see are hipper spooky and want to be on their feet so they can bolt at the slightest sound. That picture is one for the books.
     

    hunter01

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    We have a 6 point and spike that come to one of our food plots everyday 2 to 3 times in the daytime and do the same thing.
     

    hunter01

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    We don't put alot of pressure on them, just me and my kids hunt the property. Once hunting season starts its straight to stand and back no walking around.
     
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