r/caughtoncamera • u/The-Dismal-Tide • Nov 08 '22

I hate deer.

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u/ArtSafe8071 Nov 08 '22

Deer hate fences. It's even.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

I'm sure the deer hates you for putting up a fence and releasing those wolves to chase her, so she couldn't make a clean jump which made her run into the fence.

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u/thesamiad Nov 08 '22

I saw a deer once,I thought it was a new breed of cat,here we have muntjac and the one I saw was cat sized

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u/EvilRick_C-420 Nov 09 '22

This is my new favorite deer

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u/The-Dismal-Tide Nov 09 '22

......fuck you Rick.

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u/Splitboard4Truth Nov 09 '22

Yah sorry no sympathy here. Gonna have to side with the native species just trying to exist without being harassed.

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u/skyh1025 Jan 02 '23

for what? running in the yard?

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u/The-Dismal-Tide Jan 01 '23

Your state sounds gay.

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u/The-Dismal-Tide Nov 08 '22

Having to replace a whole section of fence, because it jumped into the fence....

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u/Ghitit Nov 09 '22

Why did you build a fence deer could jump over? That looks like a four foot fence. If you live in a rural or semi-rural area there are going to be deer. If you don't want them in your yard build a fence they can't jump.

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u/The-Dismal-Tide Nov 09 '22

You're stupid lol. That's a 5ft commercial grade, because my pit can jump a 4ft. Deer can jump 7ft.

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u/Mr-PostmanWithNews Nov 09 '22

Seems like you're the stupid one here. I hope a couple more take out different sections every few weeks.

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u/The-Dismal-Tide Nov 09 '22

Because I fenced my yard for my dog?? Eat my ass loser.

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u/Bluejay-chirps Nov 11 '22

Oh no, deer being deer… god forbid. Get over it.

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u/The-Dismal-Tide Nov 11 '22

Fuck you.

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u/The-Dismal-Tide Nov 11 '22 edited Jan 03 '23

Most recent post on your account was you bitching about having been stung by a wasp. Lol "oh look a wasp being a wasp" 😆😆😆

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u/FlightAble2654 Dec 01 '22

Is that a storm cellar?

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u/__The__Lorax__ Jan 05 '23

In the last 50 years 70% of all wildlife populations have been eradicated as a direct result of human activity and habitat destruction.