Craziest Whitetail Deer Photos
We put together the 25 craziest deer photos from our readers and friends on Facebook.
Editor's Note: Whitetails are among the most elegant and graceful animals on earth. But if you spend enough time in the woods, you'll see deer do some strange, funny and awkward things. We put together the 25 craziest deer photos from our users and friends on Facebook and brought in Big Buck Zone Blogger Craig Dougherty to write about deer personalities. His captions don't explain each photo (some things just can't be explained), but they do give you some insight on how all deer are different and why some deer behave the way they do. AdvertisementADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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Great photos! Always cool to go review your trail cam pics and find something crazy.
Number 15 is a monster buck
I once had a doe who would come past my stand every evening about 4:30pm. For weeks she was there every day like clock work. She had two yearling fawns with her(big enough that they were grazing on their own). I nicknamed her "Big Mouth" because she would stomp and blow and scare off any other deer in the area. One day I finally got a shot at her and put her down. I call does like her "high headed" does because they come in looking for trouble. Deer are wonderful animals and my all time favorites.
Photo #11 you asked if we have seen deer attack coyotes ....seen Mule deer (bucks & does) lots of times but I've seen it the other way too; coyotes attacking mature bucks! not a pack just two lone coyotes.
Not to sound negative, but I'm with JM. Several of these are some of the uncraziest pictures I've ever seen. Jumping a fence? Scratching an ear? Sparring? Pretty normal stuff... Still cool though, and always appreciate something new to look at while stuck at work!
All the pics are great.
I wouldnt call a few of these pictures "crazy" but still a nice slideshow.
Those are some great shots. A few years ago I had an old doe that would find me most mornings in whichever stand I was bow hunting from. She must have seen the truck or cut my trail and she would walk around snorting and stay just out of range once she got me pin pointed. I never got a close shot at her though.
I saw a yearling one time get knocked over by her sister/brother, and start kicking her legs really fast like a little kid, Ive seen them jump over each other like leap frog too, also get run off by a tiny cat, lol nothing surprises me with deer but its hard sometimes not to laugh on stand, doe act crazy sometimes, i have some pretty funny video of the chasing each other around and mom getting mad.
It would be nice if the comments stayed with the pic you posted it to.
Now that's funny!
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I wouldnt call a few of these pictures "crazy" but still a nice slideshow.
It would be nice if the comments stayed with the pic you posted it to.
All the pics are great.
Not to sound negative, but I'm with JM. Several of these are some of the uncraziest pictures I've ever seen. Jumping a fence? Scratching an ear? Sparring? Pretty normal stuff... Still cool though, and always appreciate something new to look at while stuck at work!
Photo #11 you asked if we have seen deer attack coyotes ....seen Mule deer (bucks & does) lots of times but I've seen it the other way too; coyotes attacking mature bucks! not a pack just two lone coyotes.
Number 15 is a monster buck
Now that's funny!
Great photos! Always cool to go review your trail cam pics and find something crazy.
I saw a yearling one time get knocked over by her sister/brother, and start kicking her legs really fast like a little kid, Ive seen them jump over each other like leap frog too, also get run off by a tiny cat, lol nothing surprises me with deer but its hard sometimes not to laugh on stand, doe act crazy sometimes, i have some pretty funny video of the chasing each other around and mom getting mad.
Those are some great shots. A few years ago I had an old doe that would find me most mornings in whichever stand I was bow hunting from. She must have seen the truck or cut my trail and she would walk around snorting and stay just out of range once she got me pin pointed. I never got a close shot at her though.
I once had a doe who would come past my stand every evening about 4:30pm. For weeks she was there every day like clock work. She had two yearling fawns with her(big enough that they were grazing on their own). I nicknamed her "Big Mouth" because she would stomp and blow and scare off any other deer in the area. One day I finally got a shot at her and put her down. I call does like her "high headed" does because they come in looking for trouble. Deer are wonderful animals and my all time favorites.
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