Now before you guys get on me, just know I have never EVER done this so it was an experience for me. Last month Patty and I went to an all couples resort in the Poconos (had a really wonderful time) and one of the simpler things that I enjoyed was how the deer's were all over the place and coming up to you for you to feed them.
Patty was afraid of them and would run whenever they approached us, but I loved it, so just wanted to shared some pics my wife took of me feeding the deer's
Some of them are blurry because she was inside a store far away from us. The first one she was in the car.
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Today, 06:25 AM #1Da1UnV
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Feeding deers
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Today, 06:31 AM #2In Witness Protection
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Move out of the city and that could be you every day, I see them all the time, I don't feed them though, they feed me.
Nice shots, glad you got to experience a sample of what the good life is really all about.Air Force Veteran 1976 - 1999
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5 does and a fawn in my yard every morning around 0630. My dogs don't even pay them any attention anymore.Originally Posted by mtpockets
Simple things are the best things.People before Politics
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Today, 07:39 AM #4Knotty by Nature
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Awesome stuff, BH!
Being among critters in the wild is very relaxing unless they trying to eat you.
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