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big tee

big tee

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NO--DEER IN TROUBLE. They other site said the hanging squirrel got pulled but was replaced by his bigger step brother. If you live on a farm you see bulls and boars and rams and stallions and the list goes on...Lots of ANDS-----Tee
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As Jeff Foxworthy said on one of the Blue Collar Comedy Tours, "that's a whole new world of hurt right there"!
 
(quoted from post at 05:11:07 05/04/17) Seems odd there's not a drop of blood visible.
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I was wondering the same thing at first, but assumed it's because the fence went under the skin without puncturing the muscle, so I'm assuming any blood drained into the newly-formed space inside.
 
This might get this thread poofed, but a buddy of mine once told me that of all the deer he'd shot over the years, there was only one he really felt sorry for.

He'd shot a buck, then had to track it for a ways to finish it off. When he field dressed it, he found out that when he'd shot it the first time, he'd shot its ball off.
 
Hmm...that was a basketball and a volley ball, right? :lol: Silly deer - didn't he know carrying them balls would make him more of a target?
 
Ooouch! Watched a buck try to run through my neighbor's chain- link fence one morning. He lowered his rack at full speed and put about a 3 foot bend in the top rail before getting hung up and thrashing around.
 
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