Thread: Deer in Strange Places.

Greetings,
I can see that I am going to have to beat the deer away with a stick to get to my car soon.
GPM.

Originally Posted by grandpamac

Greetings,
I can see that I am going to have to beat the deer away with a stick to get to my car soon.
GPM.

can you please let us know what you see cause my first impression of that print is a small sheep like a hogget

Originally Posted by Barry the hunter

can you please let us know what you see cause my first impression of that print is a small sheep like a hogget

Greetings,
That is a possibility but my brief sighting of a tannish colour with a white bum reported in the OP, admittedly in gloomy conditions, may suggest otherwise. Our block has been stock free for a few months due to the dry conditions so I am not aware of any stock on our place but would not rule it out either. The paddock is out of sight for all of the local houses including ours. I will keep you all posted on developments.
Regards Grandpamac.

Originally Posted by grandpamac

Greetings,
I can see that I am going to have to beat the deer away with a stick to get to my car soon.
GPM.

Geez, if you need a hand waving some 'sticks' around let me know - happy to repay in fluid kind or by negotiation haha.

Originally Posted by grandpamac

Greetings,
I can see that I am going to have to beat the deer away with a stick to get to my car soon.
GPM.

Talking about deer in strange places, my neighbours got woken up to what appeared to be an early morning fallow party on their deck a while back.

The frustrating thing is they seem to be extremely allergic to the smell of gun oil. Highly visible until the rifle comes out of the safe, then they're gone. Last year I had a red hind eating hay on the paddock while I was tedding it with the tractor (no rifle with me of course). Deer version of the one finger salute.