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Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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  1. Reminds me of that song (only older people would remember) "save all your kisses for me"
    Very cute!

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  2. Sometimes you eat the deer and sometimes the deer eats you.

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  3. I was pretty young, early teenager, Dad had a patient who owned a ranch up in the Brownlee area. They found and raised a mule deer fawn an eagle had tried to take. She was maybe a yearling at the time. Unbelievably gentle critter, she'd nose you just a little, felt like a butterfly wing it was so light. I'd forgotten that till I saw this, another thanks Mr. Lane.

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  4. Mobile salt lick, it's like water, it's where you find it.

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  5. Many years ago, I was overnight hiking in the Finger Lakes region of New York. At the crack of dawn, a fawn started licking my face just like the gif, but when I started moving, the fawn took off full speed. I was its salt lick of the day.

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  6. If I remember right, this fawn was a twin whose mother abandoned her and this man bottle fed her and saved her life.

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    1. Here it is.
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eStXV_TYFFw&t=7s

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    2. Don't let THE AUTHORITIES find out. They'll raid his house, hold him at gunpoint, and kill the deer to see if it has rabies.

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  7. We call that "Vealison"...

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  8. Came across one that size last spring, grass was shorter than in the picture but I didn't see the deer until I was right on it. It didn't spook or move a muscle. I saw the momma about 50 yards away, pacing, and blowing.

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  9. Ear wax remover
    JD

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  10. At work we have elk in the area, on one pad every year a momna elk leaves the baby for the day under the raised mcc building. The electronics in there need cooling and it vends under the building. That makes underneath about 20-25c even when its high 30's everywhere else.

    Exile1981

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