These two recently found videos were too entertaining not to share. If you remember "What the Buck" Part I, I shared a few videos of deer on the giving end of some fun wildlife encounters. When you think of deer in today's society you don't normally think of them as some dangerous predatory animal that you should slowly back away from. You think of Bambi, and the viral YouTube video of a juvenile deer playing around with a hiker.
Pretty cool right? A nice friendly deer just curious about what this guy is doing stumbling around his woods.
Well that is how I thought of deer until the videos in "What the Buck" changed that for me. In fact I never want to encounter a deer on anything more than my own two feet.
Well even that has now changed for me because here's a video of well.. This reindeer stole this
man's wife.
Well that is how I thought of deer until the videos in "What the Buck" changed that for me. In fact I never want to encounter a deer on anything more than my own two feet.
Well even that has now changed for me because here's a video of well.. This reindeer stole this
man's wife.
Top comment: "She's gone man. Time to rebuild".
Apparently just throw on a few layers and you are a prime target for some reindeer loving.
But now that we've seen one video of nature taking its toll, it's only fair we balance the relationship. This is society taking a toll on the deer population. And here I thought it was only reindeer that flew.
Apparently just throw on a few layers and you are a prime target for some reindeer loving.
But now that we've seen one video of nature taking its toll, it's only fair we balance the relationship. This is society taking a toll on the deer population. And here I thought it was only reindeer that flew.
No idea of the story behind this video. No idea if the deer ever landed. No idea if this is even real. But wow that deer took off and the driver doesn't even touch the brake.
At the end of the day it appears that both sides of the human-deer world of interaction take some wins.
Looks like humans can be a pain too.
Father Nature Outdoors
Because Mother Nature can be a pain.
At the end of the day it appears that both sides of the human-deer world of interaction take some wins.
Looks like humans can be a pain too.
Father Nature Outdoors
Because Mother Nature can be a pain.
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