An eight pointer, fifteen feet from our dining room, he just dropped by to eat azalea blooms. I don't imagine downtowners have this problem. Our best day counting deer in the yard at the same time was fourteen. No record but Fish and Game Department better come up with something or provide a bounty like they did with wolves and coyote. Rural living has its pluses and minuses. We see cormorants geese, ducks, vultures, eagles, woodchuck, turtles, heron, ibis, silver fox, possum, skunk, birds and hawks of all sorts. Almost makes our property taxes worthwhile.
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Pock seems to be surrounded by deer, eagles, pretty horses, and good looking/ intelligent women.
Not a bad life.
Be thankful you have the beauty of Gods creatures in and around your home and that they can survive in an environment with houses and people as the Suffolk community has.
I'm suspicious about the glaze in the deer's eyes. Was this photo taken during Oktoberfest over there at Milner's town? What exactly was that deer eating besides azeleas?
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