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ok deer hunters, take your pick
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Where we lived in WI, we were on reservation territory. There was a herd of deer in area and a couple times a year they would come and bed down in our front yard. Fifty or more at a time.
Bob Denman
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One nice buck, and a lot of smaller ones... 
:lecturef_smilie: But she shouldn't be standing out there in the middle of the herd. :shocked:
:lecturef_smilie: But she shouldn't be standing out there in the middle of the herd. :shocked:
mowin
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I'm sorry, but she "NEEDS" to stop.. those deer are a few generations old. Fawns, does, and 3-4 yr old bucks prove that. Theese deer have become conditioned to this food sorce. The fawns will remember this next yr when they have fawns. Her herd will grow to the point where she can't afford to feed them. What then? Deer that haven't had to forage for their food during the harsh winter, will be expecting the easy handout thats not there. It will end badly.
oldguyinTX
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She must like deer ticks.
Bob Denman
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:agree: It's looks cute, but it doesn't really help them at all... nojoke
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