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In reply to the discussion: West Virginia Man Caught Living With Deer in His House for a Year [View all]Brickbat
(19,339 posts)91. Dude, you need a deep freeze for that.
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West Virginia Man Caught Living With Deer in His House for a Year [View all]
Liberal_in_LA
Jul 2015
OP
I wondered about that also. We have laws against keeping deers in MN as well. This law has
jwirr
Jul 2015
#5
Please see: The Yearling by Marjorie Kinan Rawlings. The deer will come back until...nt
Eleanors38
Jul 2015
#76
Rest of the story. . Tame deer released back to the wild, shot first day of hunting season.
B Calm
Jul 2015
#14
Obviously he believed they were injured and thought: "The buck stops here." n/t
GreatGazoo
Jul 2015
#16
You play innocent but I know 'hang out' means you're picturing my head over your mantel
pinboy3niner
Jul 2015
#66
ROFL, found a much better article and video with him, deer come and go as they want
snooper2
Jul 2015
#20
They are fairly ripe without the emit. When hunting, sometimes you can smell THEM first.
Eleanors38
Jul 2015
#78
It doesn't really look like the deer wants to leave. Deer says, "Thanks for nothing, officer."
aikoaiko
Jul 2015
#21
My thought too. I also watched the video at the link. The deer seemed very happy and
RKP5637
Jul 2015
#55
I see you're a bit discouraged by the thread's discourse, but I hope you can springbok.
Arugula Latte
Jul 2015
#70
The thread isn't discourteous; it's all 'deer' this and 'deer' that and a lot of fawning!
pinboy3niner
Jul 2015
#75
aww, I hope the wildlife police didn't kill them like they did to last years rescue fawn.
Sunlei
Jul 2015
#57
This thread is a riot. But seriously, isn't there a way he could keep the deer for their own safety?
Tarheel_Dem
Jul 2015
#64
They were loose when outside. In the video the man said soon as old enough & breeding season...
Sunlei
Jul 2015
#68
"Deer ownership is not as glamorous as it seems."- Sadly, few things are. n/t
PoliticAverse
Jul 2015
#90