Bucks in the flowers

Aceman · Sep 14, 2015

Hope this works, thanks to DW for his help

These two young bucks were in my back yard eating my wife's flowers this afternoon - there is a real nice non-typical in town, haven't gotten a picture yet - he might not survive bow season.

aceman

Aceman · Sep 14, 2015

well so much for that - I'll give it another try another time - thanks DW

Aceman · Sep 14, 2015

About time

DW · Sep 14, 2015

Glad ya got it figured aceman, and thanx for sharein the pics. Hard to argue human encroachment is a factor in the decline of mule deer when u look at those pics. They're as adaptable as whitetails.

elkassassin · Sep 14, 2015

Have you thanked your Wife for CHUMMING them in yet?

Go Ahead!

Make Me take it down!

ForkWest · Sep 15, 2015

I'm sure mama wasn't happy about the flowers. I'd keep planting if they'd keep coming to visit.

Gator · Sep 15, 2015

Shortest drag I ever saw. LOL

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BrowningRage · Sep 15, 2015

Let us know when they hang themselves up for butchering too...

Couple of cool bucks to have runnin around in your yard for sure. Thanks for sharing.

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Tristate · Sep 15, 2015

Them some great archery bucks there. }>

elkassassin · Sep 15, 2015

>Them some great archery bucks there. }>

Would it be OK to Poach them Tri?

Go Ahead!

Make Me take it down!

Tristate · Sep 15, 2015

I don't know if it's ok but if you poach them on church property I'll forgive you.

Bossbrott · Sep 15, 2015

They've got "shoot me" written all over themselves!

Aceman · Sep 16, 2015

Wife and I purchased this home over 25 years ago and we seldom ever saw any deer in town. Not sure what has happened since then but deer have set up permanent residence, you see them on Main street and they love hanging out on the golf course. Are other towns experiencing the same problem? With the exception of Russian sage bushes and spruce trees, you have to fence in other plants - they love roses and tomatoes.