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Great picture Dave.
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Foooooooooooood!!!!!!!!
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That's aka FAST FOOD! :-)

Great pic Dave :-)
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Originally Posted by TripleF:
That's aka FAST FOOD! :-)
Great pic Dave :-)

We call it Speed Beef here. :-)
Nice pic, Dave!!!
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They wont be so chummy come fall :-)
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Nice pic...being in Virginia (and originally from Pennsylvania) I haven't seen a "real deer" in years. In Virginia, they are like large dogs..LOL!!! Thanks for sharing.
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Great pics thanks for posting.

:-)

Chris.....
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get the guns out Dave
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Great picture Dave. :-)
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Originally Posted by 68TriShield:
They wont be so chummy come fall :-)

Exactly. They're just laying there now thinking, na na na na na, it's only July sucka. Come fall they'll be hiding out.
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Originally Posted by 68TriShield:
They wont be so chummy come fall :-)

Originally Posted by rizzle:
Exactly. They're just laying there now thinking, na na na na na, it's only July sucka. Come fall they'll be hiding out.

Well no.
Come fall they will be competing for the few Does on the property.They are not worried about humans.It's a Natural Gas Facility,they are not hunted there.
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Nice rack, Dave.:-)

Got a deer family living on the property here. They like to come out and drive the dog nuts everynow and then.:-)
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Some of them look young enough to be tasty, but where taking does is allowed, I'd prefer 1 to 3 year old doe or spike buck. You can't eat antlers, and I prefer higher quality tender meat to decorations over the fireplace. If you have to make hamburger out of it to make it edible, there's something wrong. Venison doesn't have to be like that; if you pick your targets same as you would pick a cow for slaughter, the meat is absolutely top quality. Delicious.

Seared venison medallions with blackberry, star anise and Cabernet Sauvignon reduction sauce anyone?
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Originally Posted by 68TriShield:
Well no.
They are not worried about humans.It's a Natural Gas Facility,they are not hunted there.

That is funny. The caribou do the same thing on the North Slope. The heard up there is huge because no one or thing hunts them there.
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Thanks for giving us your preference :-)
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Very nice picture Dave. Always like seeing some wildlife shots around here :-)
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Holy crap, looks like I found a new place to hunt under a big tree by the side of the road. :-)
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need to dribble a corn trail

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Still in velvet I see. Been hunting down in Calvert County quite a few times before work when I used to live down that way. They get huge from eating all that corn down there. Would love to have a permit to hunt the fenced in area surrounding the power plant down your way. :-)

Thanks for the pictures. :-)
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