Deer's Like VW's Too

[DreamWeaver J@Y:~}]

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The Deer around my house are just about house trained, and a daily sight. But coming Fall the BoyZ get feisty and begin to bang heads.  ?/banghea?/

These two Bucks a 4 and 6 Pointer were checking out my back stock, and apparently both wanted the same Vanagon thus the fight began.





Apparently this guy was the winner and coming to pick his favorite.
Think he took the white one, last seen headed West..   #@rofl3
Don't tell Shawn...  bawlin)0

[kvbug (karen)]

He's got good taste!   thumpup)-

[matt]

     #@rofl3  great pic.s!   Though getting him being in the driver's seat would have been great!!

[DreamWeaver J@Y:~}]

  2 Day in the snow I glanced out the Back window and spotted a line of 22 deer headed kind of Northeast..

About 1\2 hour this group of 8 (2 out of Pix) came a different direction.

Trust me it's like this almost everyday ask anyone who's been here.

They are so smart they know who to trust and where 2 go..

I call them Yard Puppies and soon these mommies will be giving birth 2 twins each do the math ?.. Springtime you can damn near pick em up.

 honestly I think there drawn to that white Vanagon, simply because it's an Auto and they can't drive a stick...  :confused04:;

[lovebus (jack)]

You should put some hay out for them

[matt]

They are cute, but they are evil!
You do not want them in your yard as they carry thousands and thousands of ticks,  ticks yield their offspring on ticks, and each time a deer takes a stride it sprinkles the baby ticks all over
and with us being in a hotbed area of lyme disease...

 


Fast Facts

In 2012, 95% of Lyme disease cases were reported from 13 states:

    Connecticut
    Delaware
    Maine
    Maryland
    Massachusetts
    Minnesota
     

    New Hampshire
    New Jersey
    New York
    Pennsylvania
    Vermont
    Virginia
    Wisconsin

Lyme disease is the most commonly reported vectorborne illness in the United States ? ? in 2012, it was the 7th most common Nationally Notifiable disease. However this disease does not occur nationwide and is concentrated heavily in the northeast and upper Midwest.

above is from http://www.cdc.gov/lyme/stats/index.html?utm_source=publish2&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=www.kpbs.org


It is waaay bad.

Take if from someone who has lyme disease 2x, first time was really really nasty...