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Jul 03, 2012 22:52 |  #1

Deer are a common sight in my yard - the come out of the conservation area that abuts and graze on my lawn, shrubs, etc. Been trying to figure out a way to minimize damage while still being able to enjoy their presence. Anyway, I haven't seen one with a nicely growing-in rack like this in a while:

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I considered photoshopping out the flies...

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Jul 04, 2012 00:06 |  #2

A nice find in your backyard.:)


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Jul 04, 2012 00:49 |  #3

great shot, those ears are huge.




  
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Jul 04, 2012 10:54 |  #4

Nice find!




  
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Jul 04, 2012 11:08 |  #5

Nice shop! I keep looking out my office window to see if the 2 I saw a couple weeks ago will come back. I saw them again just before sunset on the other side of the house eating apples and peaches out of our neighbors apple and peach trees.


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Jul 04, 2012 12:31 |  #6

Thanks for the comments!

We get a lot of deer passing through on their daily/nightly rounds. Usually a family (?) of 8 or so, but recently mostly in twos or threes, or alone like this guy. There is a doe and her fawn recently too. The fawn looked great in the full young spots, but I never could get a good shot before they got spooked by my presence.

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Jul 04, 2012 12:44 |  #7

Good catch! Glad none of those flies caught you...those things HURT :p


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