prey animals cannot distiinguish the rolling motion of a vehicle as a predatory approach and thus dont fear it, bipedalisim is engrained on all animals predators included as something to be afraid of and only one animal on this planet is bipedal.
I'm not sure if this has already been shared, but baby deer of many different species instinctively lie as still as possible in order to avoid detection. The mother returns to where they left the fawn after scouting for food or whatnot.
@cermedesfans Not true, parents made that up so kids wouldn't go bother animals. What? You think there's something about us that smells EVIL? Why would the mum be bothered by the smell of another animal?
I'm not sure if this applies to deers but i think it's because thats how mother deers can tell if it's their kid or not. So when the baby deer comes back smelling a little strange, the mother will think it's not their kid.
@watergal619 Just did some research and a parent for almost any animal (including birds) will only abandon their young if there is a present and discernable threat in the moment. Their child smelling strange won't lead to abandonment as their young are simply too important.
@kazuwacky he thought it was hurt?! and/or thought it could have been dead.. If a baby deer was hurt wouldn't you want to help it? or if it was dead, wouldn't you want to move it off of your property so other big animals wouldn't eat it?
Thanks for making sure the little guy was ok mate :) I'm pretty sure he was just scared of the noise and was trying to hide then play dead when you got too close :) When I got near a teenagerish (smaller than an adult but larger than a baby) Kerlew with a leaf stuck in my bike wheel (not a motor bike and it made a loud ticking noise) it went from standing to bam on the ground and absolutly out of sight. It was a very good defence move and I wasn't able to see it when I went past. Have a good day
I wonder if it was just hunkering down in that spot because it was scared of the mower. It seems logical, I know fawns just tend to hide out in one are while it's mom is out doing her thing.
As to the video though, the little deer lays there like that because remaining completely still is an involuntary reaction in young deer when they're afraid, especially because without their mother nearby they stand a lot better chance trying to blend in than run. There are a fair number of cases I've heard like that where people will find a young deer just sitting somewhere completely still, even when people walk right up to it (my uncle once had one on his doorstep as a matter of fact).
Dudes right, the thing about touching baby animals and being disowned by their mothers is pretty definitively false. Even if scientifically it wasn't disproven, which it has been, such a notion makes no sense whatsoever considering how valuable offspring are in the wild. It's just something people tell children (like many of those posting this BS I'm guessing) to discourage them from trying to get near wild animals and possibly piss of protective mothers.
Actually, touching them does make the mother disown them. Its the same with sheep. The mother has receptors in her nose distinguishing ''her'' scent from that of others, including your scent. Which is why when sheep don't take care of their lambs you use ''adoption-spray'' on the lamb and on the mothers nose, so that they smell the same, so the mother will take the lamb to her again. Nice job arguing from ignorance, petro062!
@CrowdControlFTW Thats interesting, bec. sheep should be used on human odours. I didn't know about adoption spray. I just wonder if my mom couldn't breast-feed me, because I was taken away from her for some hours after birth. Btw. I propably would have touched the baby deer too, because it looked dead. (and played dead) Does the mother 'expect' strange smellings after such an experience? Anyways, interesting, the dear remembered the 'predator' as a nice one and wasn't shy after.
@Storybrett Dragging your own mom into this, huh? I always figured humans were at the very least a little smarter than animals, but in your case, I guess I'm wrong. And what the calf remembers, and what the mother decided aren't always the same. I remember this from back when we took in a Moose-calf, who was ''disowned'' by his mother, for the exact reason you show us here. But then again, I could be mistaken, and its all just a conspiracy...
@CrowdControlFTW Well, being smart doesnt help when you have no milk to feed the baby. Or you simply don't like the baby and don't know why. It's called postpartal depression and it's a big deal. Maybe it's simply the smell and adoption spray could help! :/
Actually, we deserve the Nobel Prize in medicine for that theory! (And if we don't get it, it mus be a conspiracy...)
@Storybrett Man, that was really a great theory. Maybe you should become, like, a scientist or something. Maybe you could go to Mars or something, and explore the universe? Maybe you could become, like, a famous fucking explorer and win all the bitches and all the money, 'cause that was really inspirational, man. Super awesome indeed!
Now gtfo my Youtube and back to your cave. Troll
And while I'm at it, we're discussing deer, not humans.
im glad that you didnt run the itty bitty fawn over...and i hear the sincerety in ur voice as you check on the frightened possibly hurt babe...and the relief in ur voice when he scurries off...and i understand why you rubbed on him to get him to move around...all these comments about NOT TOUCHING THE FAWN must be made city slickers... have a gr8 day.. :)
You had such concern such love and kindness in your voice I'm so glad people like you make and post these videos to remind us of human love and kindness. I wonder how some people can actually kill such amazing animals and call it a "sport"
Actually, now that i think about it, the poor thing probably WAS terrified of the tractor but it's mother taught it to remain still and quiet in it's nesting place so as not to attract predators. Poor thing. So glad you didn't run it over. My grandma once unknowingly ran over all "my" frogs with her riding lawn mower (long story)...frog guts flying everywhere...I wonder if we could put one of those deer whistles (they use for cars to scare deer away) on riding lawn mowers...
Wow. Thanks for sharing this. So strange she is not afraid of the tractor! Chances are the mother brought her to that spot and left her there intending to return (but maybe was killed?) What a vulnerable little one!
WHY did you do that!? deer leave thre babys alone for a while so that they can detur prediors. for gods sake man, WHY would you even touch a wild animal without knowing first what is doing, and about its behavior.
how can a video of a beautiful animal and a human being checking to see if it's okay attract some insanely racist comments? what's wrong with you people?
what a pretty little thing. that was a defense mechanism she was doing :) sometimes baby deer will keep very still and quiet especially when mommy is not so close, so as to not be noticed by predators.
very cute... but we should never touch a baby dear... the mother will leave her baby if she smells another smell on it... For info, if touched, then it should be covered with mud. Mud is the only thing that removes the human smell on the deer.... Hopefully it's mum did accept him :)
@Anyakisleddogs I put on there read info because so many people have this same comment. The vote is that that is not true. The proof is also the same. Why don't people read the results? Baby will be 2 this spring. It's a myth.
@petro062 It's not so much that the mother won't accept him (though that is sometimes the case) it is more that it makes it easier for predators to sniff them out. Which was obviously not the case here. Glad you didn't run him/her over! It's so funny that it isn't afraid of the tractor! Hopefully that doesn't cause any issues for it in the future though :/ Stay away from tractors and cars little guy! They're scary! lol
the only danger in touching a baby animal is that you might agitate the mother if its nearby, your scent might attract predators to the baby's location or one might pick up something the baby might have
@petro062 That doesn't mean that 'don't touch animals' is a myth. You propably don't smoke and had no sweaty hands. In general it's better to don't touch them.
I am pretty sure the man in the video thought the animal was dead when he first touched it with no response. I thought the animal was dead or getting close to death.
@LakinKrystle The man has a redneck crudeness about him that comes of as being very abusive and disrespectful in relation to the innocence of the fawn.
@ryan33bttm well that's kinda racist of you to stereotype him as a "redneck" and see him in a dark light. He may have not known how to handle the animal properly, but at least he cared about it and was glad when it was alright.
@OperaGhostess No one should ever touch a wild animal in the first place because it might be rabid and, secondly, manhandling it isn't the kind or smart thing to do.
I know you're getting criticism for it but I want to thank you for nudging it to get it back into the woods. It's not like you grabbed it and flung it around...you just got it going. You clearly did it out of concern. And I do not for one second believe that the mother would have rejected it. That's a myth.
Hey this is an educational video. "hey kids whenever you see deer sleeping in your yard because they are babies and don't know better, go pet them and twist their bodies until they screech (i never knew they could do that) and run away"
wow this is the stupidest thing ever. deer lie down like that to hide and stay camaflouged... you just freaked it out. not the smartest getting your scent all over it either... and yes, they lay there for a long time, whenever their mother goes to graze. the deer is safer away from it's mother because it has very little scent.
You guys do know that the abandoning of baby animals when humans touch them is an urban legend, right? Just from walking around they get tons of other scents. Hell, certain types of birds lay eggs that hatch into baby birds in other species' nests and kill that species' baby birds and the parents don't even notice.
It's a deer, not a baby hamster. Hamsters may occasionally abandon their young, kill or even eat them for a variety of reasons. A doe on the other hand will only rarely abandon it's fawn if the doe somehow senses there is something wrong with it. Judging by the dead patch of grass, that fawn was either already abandoned or somehow got separated from its mother AND simply decided to stay put. Seems to me this person helped change its mind and at least gave it a fighting chance.
You shouldnt touch the fawn. There is a possibility that the mother will disown it. Best thing to do in this situation is to leave it alone! Mum will find him/her. Nature will find a way. Hope you don't have to come across him/her again!
@bstorm123 That's 100% not true. Many deer have taken fawns back that have been touched. If she knows there is no danger around, or has no fear of humans, she will lick the fawn clean and be on her merry way.
You shouldve kept an eye on him not disturb him while he was sleeping. When the mom doesnt come back in a few hours, bring it into your house for a cup of water and some food.maybe it was abandoned bacause it was sick since he didnt move the first few seconds u touched him
Its good that he was concerned but the mother probably left it there and would come back to get it. You shouldn't touch them just keep an eye on them and when its obvious the mother wasn't coming back then call someone
Touching an animal will NOT mean the mother will not take care of it. That is an old myth that was propogated to keep people from interacting with animals. And let's review, HE WAS MOWING WITH A TRACTOR, ALMOST RAN OVER IT AND IT DID NOT MOVE. He touched it and almost picked it up before it moved. Chances are it was abondoned as sick.
Well God bless you for being such a decent human being!! What a beautiful little baby, and what a lovely area for him to grow up in! Thank you for sharing this, and THANK YOU for having a compassionate heart!
A mother animal abandoning her baby because of a "human scent" is a complete MYTH. Ask any rescue wildlife center. Your best bet is to leave them alone if there are no visible signs of injury and do a bit of stalking. I bet the mother will return. [=
Fawns will stay in the spot their mother's leave them and not move under extreme duress. The doe will return to the exact spot she left her baby. I almost got mowed down by a frenzied fawn scared up by a friend who almost stepped on it when we were walking in the forest. Poor baby, we scared it more than it startled us.
prey animals cannot distiinguish the rolling motion of a vehicle as a predatory approach and thus dont fear it, bipedalisim is engrained on all animals predators included as something to be afraid of and only one animal on this planet is bipedal.
Gantzer1 6 hours ago
@Gantzer1 only one animal is bipedal? Well thats not true.
stjdtkzt 4 hours ago
I'm not sure if this has already been shared, but baby deer of many different species instinctively lie as still as possible in order to avoid detection. The mother returns to where they left the fawn after scouting for food or whatnot.
RexUniversum 7 hours ago
Touching a baby deer will not make the mother reject it, running it over with a lawn mower certainly would have. Nice work brother.
TheSnarkle 11 hours ago
Why would you do that?!
Mrsazinswag 14 hours ago
@Mrsazinswag Read info.
petro062 14 hours ago
maaaaaaaaaaaa
bluedeer135 17 hours ago
its screamed mum
melodypound 21 hours ago
good work, poor little fella probably had just given up. Glad someone like you with a kind heart found it.
littlefire79 1 day ago
when you touch a baby Deer with your hands , the mother will repudiate the baby ,because it smells like Human !
cermedesfans 1 day ago
@cermedesfans Not true, parents made that up so kids wouldn't go bother animals. What? You think there's something about us that smells EVIL? Why would the mum be bothered by the smell of another animal?
kazuwacky 22 hours ago
@kazuwacky
I'm not sure if this applies to deers but i think it's because thats how mother deers can tell if it's their kid or not. So when the baby deer comes back smelling a little strange, the mother will think it's not their kid.
watergal619 21 hours ago
@watergal619 Just did some research and a parent for almost any animal (including birds) will only abandon their young if there is a present and discernable threat in the moment. Their child smelling strange won't lead to abandonment as their young are simply too important.
kazuwacky 21 hours ago
@kazuwacky he thought it was hurt?! and/or thought it could have been dead.. If a baby deer was hurt wouldn't you want to help it? or if it was dead, wouldn't you want to move it off of your property so other big animals wouldn't eat it?
SgtFiddlestein 11 hours ago
scared the fuck out of me LOL amazing
carloutube 1 day ago 3
that deer is a SPY!
TheRandomPyro 1 day ago 2
you just killed it D: dont touch them
coolchychy101 1 day ago
the deers like OMG! black powers on!!!
3nragedhobo 1 day ago
It's starting to look like a TRIPLE deer
digitalpunk006 1 day ago
You remind me of the double rainbow guy
jonainsco90 2 days ago 8
@jonainsco90 I'm gona have to see what that is. I've heard that before.
petro062 2 days ago 3
Aww you woke him up :) lol j/k
nbette 2 days ago
It's nice to hear the relief in your voice when it runs away...there are so many arseholes on YT it's nice to hear a man actually acting like one.
katrinalisa2002 2 days ago 4
Thanks for making sure the little guy was ok mate :) I'm pretty sure he was just scared of the noise and was trying to hide then play dead when you got too close :) When I got near a teenagerish (smaller than an adult but larger than a baby) Kerlew with a leaf stuck in my bike wheel (not a motor bike and it made a loud ticking noise) it went from standing to bam on the ground and absolutly out of sight. It was a very good defence move and I wasn't able to see it when I went past. Have a good day
CobbleStoneist 2 days ago
It probably ran back to its mother screaming "MOMMY OMG MOMMY THAT MAN TOUCHED MEEEEE!!!"
PunkMetalScreamoFTW 2 days ago
Was the thing ok? do you know?
ThePicturePixie 2 days ago
I wonder if it was just hunkering down in that spot because it was scared of the mower. It seems logical, I know fawns just tend to hide out in one are while it's mom is out doing her thing.
SergeantDizzle00 2 days ago
As to the video though, the little deer lays there like that because remaining completely still is an involuntary reaction in young deer when they're afraid, especially because without their mother nearby they stand a lot better chance trying to blend in than run. There are a fair number of cases I've heard like that where people will find a young deer just sitting somewhere completely still, even when people walk right up to it (my uncle once had one on his doorstep as a matter of fact).
penguinato23 2 days ago
Dudes right, the thing about touching baby animals and being disowned by their mothers is pretty definitively false. Even if scientifically it wasn't disproven, which it has been, such a notion makes no sense whatsoever considering how valuable offspring are in the wild. It's just something people tell children (like many of those posting this BS I'm guessing) to discourage them from trying to get near wild animals and possibly piss of protective mothers.
penguinato23 2 days ago
NYAHHHHHHHHH
SwabtonBomb 2 days ago
LOL Scared the piss out of me .
itsthewolfy 2 days ago
holy crap thats small!!!! LOLZERZ its sooooo freakin CUTE!!
webilover36 2 days ago
press 3 for maaaaah! :D
Sarahh2148 2 days ago
ARE YOU IRISH OR SCOTTISH? YOUR ACCENT IS AWESOME.
larkie998 2 days ago
touching a baby dear will none make the mother leave it, I bet your full of shit grandma told you that it will
JessusLovesDinasaurs 3 days ago
Actually, touching them does make the mother disown them. Its the same with sheep. The mother has receptors in her nose distinguishing ''her'' scent from that of others, including your scent. Which is why when sheep don't take care of their lambs you use ''adoption-spray'' on the lamb and on the mothers nose, so that they smell the same, so the mother will take the lamb to her again. Nice job arguing from ignorance, petro062!
CrowdControlFTW 3 days ago
@CrowdControlFTW Thats interesting, bec. sheep should be used on human odours. I didn't know about adoption spray. I just wonder if my mom couldn't breast-feed me, because I was taken away from her for some hours after birth. Btw. I propably would have touched the baby deer too, because it looked dead. (and played dead) Does the mother 'expect' strange smellings after such an experience? Anyways, interesting, the dear remembered the 'predator' as a nice one and wasn't shy after.
Storybrett 2 days ago
@Storybrett Dragging your own mom into this, huh? I always figured humans were at the very least a little smarter than animals, but in your case, I guess I'm wrong. And what the calf remembers, and what the mother decided aren't always the same. I remember this from back when we took in a Moose-calf, who was ''disowned'' by his mother, for the exact reason you show us here. But then again, I could be mistaken, and its all just a conspiracy...
CrowdControlFTW 2 days ago
@CrowdControlFTW Well, being smart doesnt help when you have no milk to feed the baby. Or you simply don't like the baby and don't know why. It's called postpartal depression and it's a big deal. Maybe it's simply the smell and adoption spray could help! :/
Actually, we deserve the Nobel Prize in medicine for that theory! (And if we don't get it, it mus be a conspiracy...)
Storybrett 1 day ago
@Storybrett Man, that was really a great theory. Maybe you should become, like, a scientist or something. Maybe you could go to Mars or something, and explore the universe? Maybe you could become, like, a famous fucking explorer and win all the bitches and all the money, 'cause that was really inspirational, man. Super awesome indeed!
Now gtfo my Youtube and back to your cave. Troll
And while I'm at it, we're discussing deer, not humans.
CrowdControlFTW 7 hours ago
Run little deer!!?? Go to mom!!!!!!!!!!!
RussianP3nguin 3 days ago
that was so cute are you all right are you there you go
DiamondSwords11 3 days ago
are you in canada O_o?
WOAH00000 3 days ago
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petro062 your a dumbass since you touched it now it will be disowned by its mother since it will have your scent on it fucking idiot
aliensupremacy2 3 days ago
@aliensupremacy2 Who's the dumb ass for believing myths.How many more do you believe? Read!
petro062 3 days ago 20
@aliensupremacy2 dumbass.............
AznAndy562 2 days ago
@aliensupremacy2 thats only for birds
nicothegreat795 2 days ago
@aliensupremacy2 Your grammar and misspellings proves that you're the true dumb ass and idiot.
040119863842 2 days ago
@aliensupremacy2 Lol
EPICMurmeli 2 days ago
@aliensupremacy2
maplestorymythz 1 day ago
@aliensupremacy2 That only works for bird eggs lmaooo wow
TECpeds94 1 day ago
@aliensupremacy2 dumbass
maplestorymythz 20 hours ago
0:22 thats wat she said to him
gunslinger97bpn 3 days ago
Aww, how cute.
Hamstergirl71 3 days ago
Did it shit anyone else up?
AlwaysLearningTech 4 days ago
GOD that made me jump!
JadeLouiseChen 4 days ago
@JadeLouiseChen Don't waste god's name.
MangoMarshmallow 4 days ago
@JadeLouiseChen yeah, goddamnit, don't waste
SamElis1 3 days ago
im glad that you didnt run the itty bitty fawn over...and i hear the sincerety in ur voice as you check on the frightened possibly hurt babe...and the relief in ur voice when he scurries off...and i understand why you rubbed on him to get him to move around...all these comments about NOT TOUCHING THE FAWN must be made city slickers... have a gr8 day.. :)
snookes85 4 days ago 2
You had such concern such love and kindness in your voice I'm so glad people like you make and post these videos to remind us of human love and kindness. I wonder how some people can actually kill such amazing animals and call it a "sport"
BearsDarkAngel 4 days ago
You have a nice voice, the voice of a good man. :)
123Polapatrzy 4 days ago
Actually, now that i think about it, the poor thing probably WAS terrified of the tractor but it's mother taught it to remain still and quiet in it's nesting place so as not to attract predators. Poor thing. So glad you didn't run it over. My grandma once unknowingly ran over all "my" frogs with her riding lawn mower (long story)...frog guts flying everywhere...I wonder if we could put one of those deer whistles (they use for cars to scare deer away) on riding lawn mowers...
WindWipper 4 days ago
Wow. Thanks for sharing this. So strange she is not afraid of the tractor! Chances are the mother brought her to that spot and left her there intending to return (but maybe was killed?) What a vulnerable little one!
WindWipper 4 days ago
WHY did you do that!? deer leave thre babys alone for a while so that they can detur prediors. for gods sake man, WHY would you even touch a wild animal without knowing first what is doing, and about its behavior.
garraswolfgirl 4 days ago
WOW! i had my volume up in headphones and JUMPED off my chair when that thing squeeled
nabisious 4 days ago
Oh your so little.. AHHH!
TheStormy109 4 days ago
LOL for a moment there i thought the deer was dead.
shadowfangirl4life 4 days ago
how can a video of a beautiful animal and a human being checking to see if it's okay attract some insanely racist comments? what's wrong with you people?
TheOldboy85 4 days ago
what a pretty little thing. that was a defense mechanism she was doing :) sometimes baby deer will keep very still and quiet especially when mommy is not so close, so as to not be noticed by predators.
ginalepeu 5 days ago 3
holy cow? should say 'holy baby deer'
alwaysforgetmyid 5 days ago
Aww! OMGosh that baby was darling. I have always wanted to see a baby dear up close in real life. I love their sweet little faces. : )
34Pippy 5 days ago
holy crap thats a little one.
MrBlaziner 5 days ago
youre very lucky to be living near such wild animals
itrytoteachyou 5 days ago
tht was so sweet
KenyaH252 5 days ago
Lol just nonchalantly ask the deer if it's ok.
deathtobuy1get1free 5 days ago 3
That happened to me except it screeched 10 times louder and scared the crap outta me
Luna398 5 days ago
WHAT DOES IT MEAN!??!?!? OH MY GOD OH MY GOD! TRIPLECUTE DEER ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE FIELD!
fuckdig1000 5 days ago
Yeah, make it go away so when the mother arrives that the deer is gone ;)
MasterTheMikeMe 6 days ago
very cute... but we should never touch a baby dear... the mother will leave her baby if she smells another smell on it... For info, if touched, then it should be covered with mud. Mud is the only thing that removes the human smell on the deer.... Hopefully it's mum did accept him :)
Anyakisleddogs 6 days ago
@Anyakisleddogs I put on there read info because so many people have this same comment. The vote is that that is not true. The proof is also the same. Why don't people read the results? Baby will be 2 this spring. It's a myth.
petro062 6 days ago 33
@petro062 It's not a myth actually, it's also the same with rabbits.
MrLemonPancakes 4 days ago
@petro062 It's not so much that the mother won't accept him (though that is sometimes the case) it is more that it makes it easier for predators to sniff them out. Which was obviously not the case here. Glad you didn't run him/her over! It's so funny that it isn't afraid of the tractor! Hopefully that doesn't cause any issues for it in the future though :/ Stay away from tractors and cars little guy! They're scary! lol
LokiandCoyote 4 days ago
@petro062
the only danger in touching a baby animal is that you might agitate the mother if its nearby, your scent might attract predators to the baby's location or one might pick up something the baby might have
TheChoujinVirus 4 days ago
@petro062 That doesn't mean that 'don't touch animals' is a myth. You propably don't smoke and had no sweaty hands. In general it's better to don't touch them.
Storybrett 4 days ago
@Storybrett Right they might have rabies or something.
Guineapiggies117 3 days ago
@Guineapiggies117 Thats a point, but if a deer bites a human, you at least know for sure, it is rabies. XD
Storybrett 2 days ago
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@petro062 The rumor come from the park rangers they tell people it so the wont try to play with the fawns
KillsWhoHacks 3 days ago
@Anyakisleddogs i dont really think this is true with dear because they adopt other calfs or what ever you call baby dear all the time.
iTzBRYANT113 5 days ago
@Anyakisleddogs I think you're thinking of birds.
HentaiSweetie 3 days ago
well shit, if someone poked and shook me until i woke up i'd screech and run off too
mintylover9011 6 days ago
on the cute animal part of youtube again.
umidontno040394 6 days ago 2
What a crude brutish way you have about you... handling that beautiful fawn like it was yesterday's garbage.
ryan33bttm 6 days ago
@ryan33bttm
I am pretty sure the man in the video thought the animal was dead when he first touched it with no response. I thought the animal was dead or getting close to death.
LakinKrystle 6 days ago 2
@LakinKrystle The man has a redneck crudeness about him that comes of as being very abusive and disrespectful in relation to the innocence of the fawn.
ryan33bttm 6 days ago
@ryan33bttm well that's kinda racist of you to stereotype him as a "redneck" and see him in a dark light. He may have not known how to handle the animal properly, but at least he cared about it and was glad when it was alright.
suicunesrider 5 days ago 2
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OperaGhostess 5 days ago
@OperaGhostess No one should ever touch a wild animal in the first place because it might be rabid and, secondly, manhandling it isn't the kind or smart thing to do.
ryan33bttm 5 days ago
Why are you so freaking mean to the deer idiot?!
Holystuffz 6 days ago
@Holystuffz He was TRYING to wake it up =c he wasn't being mean =/ he was simple moving it around until it woke up.
EvilChibiIggyII 6 days ago
Dammit on that side of youtube again.
ParodyofFriends 6 days ago
He Got Scard When The Dear Screem'd...LoL
michaelnsophia 6 days ago
@michaelnsophia deer* xP
EvilChibiIggyII 6 days ago
awwwwwwwwww
TheCorbyn01 6 days ago
did anyone hear:"MOM!"(well mam)
meandonlyme345r2 6 days ago
@meandonlyme345r2 It was the baby deer crying =x
EvilChibiIggyII 6 days ago
My aunt is a vet and she fixed up a baby dear and it sounded like a sheep.
Orionleslieworkshop 6 days ago
@Orionleslieworkshop deer*
EvilChibiIggyII 6 days ago
THUMBS UP IF YOU GOT HERE FROM A F-ZERO VIDEO
AidGum 6 days ago
You sound just as freaked out as the deer. XD
MacDufferfish 6 days ago
thats a big yard no wonder!
1234fivedude 6 days ago
baby deer: "fuck off!"
Man: "OKAAAY"
93blr 6 days ago
what an idiot never touch them cause of your smell
AkommaklaA 6 days ago
@AkommaklaA Its mom can tell the difference.
toh192 6 days ago
anr you sure its holy cow and not holy deer :)
darkbydesine 1 week ago
I Pooted @ 00:14... I didnt even know what a poot was until that @_@
Shadowcontheoriginal 1 week ago
So beautiful!!! Sweet little baby :)
squiffydoodle 1 week ago
I know you're getting criticism for it but I want to thank you for nudging it to get it back into the woods. It's not like you grabbed it and flung it around...you just got it going. You clearly did it out of concern. And I do not for one second believe that the mother would have rejected it. That's a myth.
MashaSobaka 1 week ago
Guy: Are you alright?!
Deer: DAMN CAN'T A NIGGA NAP IN PEACE *runs*
vivalaliz09 1 week ago
Hey this is an educational video. "hey kids whenever you see deer sleeping in your yard because they are babies and don't know better, go pet them and twist their bodies until they screech (i never knew they could do that) and run away"
hlwhlwhlwplaylists 1 week ago
Sounds like a goat
timmygardner 1 week ago
Ипать!!! И он надеется что оленёнок ему ответит?! Да что курят эти американцы!?Они даже до оленя могут докопаться
MeChtySbUdUtSYa 1 week ago
awww....
111emiify 1 week ago
wow this is the stupidest thing ever. deer lie down like that to hide and stay camaflouged... you just freaked it out. not the smartest getting your scent all over it either... and yes, they lay there for a long time, whenever their mother goes to graze. the deer is safer away from it's mother because it has very little scent.
MrTooterr 1 week ago
you should not touch it cause u r putting your scent all over it and that might cause the mother to reject it
123animalcrazy 1 week ago
0:15 - RUN FOREST..RUN!!!!
QueenOfOpal123 1 week ago
hahahha
lindacrysta1992 1 week ago
Guy-You alrite?
Fawn-what is this guy doing?
Guy-you alrie? -pets-
Fawn- STrANGER DANGER STRANGER DANGER! -runs-
Skynet1191 1 week ago 20
@Skynet1191 alrite*
Skynet1191 1 week ago
@Skynet1191 lolololol
chillyhayley849 3 days ago
@AnimalCarnage I thought so too!
MGLyndsey13 1 week ago
Is this the same guy in the Double Rainbow video?
AnimalCarnage 1 week ago
Bambi!
theruffian99 1 week ago 2
hope it turned out okay
vividserenity 1 week ago
Yeah he probably was there for a long tim, he was probably sleeping too
xForgottenNobodyx 1 week ago
No rules great scotch
AvalancheJD 1 week ago
I'll be tempted to keep it as a pet.
miTsUmi101 1 week ago 24
awwwwwwwwwwwww!
Billie4203 1 week ago
You guys do know that the abandoning of baby animals when humans touch them is an urban legend, right? Just from walking around they get tons of other scents. Hell, certain types of birds lay eggs that hatch into baby birds in other species' nests and kill that species' baby birds and the parents don't even notice.
Choicago 1 week ago
It's a deer, not a baby hamster. Hamsters may occasionally abandon their young, kill or even eat them for a variety of reasons. A doe on the other hand will only rarely abandon it's fawn if the doe somehow senses there is something wrong with it. Judging by the dead patch of grass, that fawn was either already abandoned or somehow got separated from its mother AND simply decided to stay put. Seems to me this person helped change its mind and at least gave it a fighting chance.
GryffieTube 1 week ago
You shouldnt touch the fawn. There is a possibility that the mother will disown it. Best thing to do in this situation is to leave it alone! Mum will find him/her. Nature will find a way. Hope you don't have to come across him/her again!
marxandmarzipan 1 week ago
well, now that deer is as goo as dead,the mother will never take it back. Idiot.
bstorm123 1 week ago
@bstorm123 That's 100% not true. Many deer have taken fawns back that have been touched. If she knows there is no danger around, or has no fear of humans, she will lick the fawn clean and be on her merry way.
mikamai 1 week ago
foarte frumos.bine ca era ok.
diana20alx 1 week ago
You shouldve kept an eye on him not disturb him while he was sleeping. When the mom doesnt come back in a few hours, bring it into your house for a cup of water and some food.maybe it was abandoned bacause it was sick since he didnt move the first few seconds u touched him
nichivy 1 week ago
Its good that he was concerned but the mother probably left it there and would come back to get it. You shouldn't touch them just keep an eye on them and when its obvious the mother wasn't coming back then call someone
sharynrenee 1 week ago
bambi!
thepaintballer898 1 week ago
thats actually a defense mechanisem (mispelled I know) predators are looking for a chase and wont notice somthing staying completly still
ACEoSPADES95 1 week ago
she yelled "Mom!" :3
Mastercat14 1 week ago
loved that
ThePananaMan 1 week ago
Touching an animal will NOT mean the mother will not take care of it. That is an old myth that was propogated to keep people from interacting with animals. And let's review, HE WAS MOWING WITH A TRACTOR, ALMOST RAN OVER IT AND IT DID NOT MOVE. He touched it and almost picked it up before it moved. Chances are it was abondoned as sick.
deadewok 1 week ago 3
I'm not an animal expert... But i think it's not smart to have touched it
VegasTemplates 1 week ago
def shouldn't of touched it. it's mother was probably in the surrounding area. This is totally normal around where I live.
harrigan82 1 week ago
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Well God bless you for being such a decent human being!! What a beautiful little baby, and what a lovely area for him to grow up in! Thank you for sharing this, and THANK YOU for having a compassionate heart!
grommie959 1 week ago
Meanwhile in Canada...
theoneandtheonly13 1 week ago
I love how he watches the deer run off and he goes ''Holy Cow'' x)
2Georgie4Ever 1 week ago 3
should have left it alone i say mum would have come back they often do that to keep them safe so they can go eat etc.
andrealynne22 1 week ago
A mother animal abandoning her baby because of a "human scent" is a complete MYTH. Ask any rescue wildlife center. Your best bet is to leave them alone if there are no visible signs of injury and do a bit of stalking. I bet the mother will return. [=
ThePriscilla519 1 week ago
man this dude is canadian
MegaBLARP 1 week ago
anyone else nearly shit them self when that thing screeched?
minecraftdoneright 1 week ago 74
@minecraftdoneright I jumped in my chair and thought someone was behind me making that sound... ^.^
ninjax105 1 week ago
@minecraftdoneright waddaya mean nearly?
r3mote 5 days ago
when it went BAHH it scared me hahah
jedamac 1 week ago
this guy takling sounds so fucking creepy i want to cry
hannahisatree 1 week ago
The mother wont take it anymore becuz itt smells like a human
MrICYFRESH23 1 week ago
omgz I was like aww
Violetmara 1 week ago
It probably died 10 minutes after you woke it up because it doesn't have a mother to protect it!
fantacyart123 1 week ago
I hope he found his mom.......
natalieandkit 1 week ago
i'm pretty sure it's just baby deer you can't touch, not deer.
helloo138 1 week ago
Fawns will stay in the spot their mother's leave them and not move under extreme duress. The doe will return to the exact spot she left her baby. I almost got mowed down by a frenzied fawn scared up by a friend who almost stepped on it when we were walking in the forest. Poor baby, we scared it more than it startled us.
azindn 1 week ago
BAMBI
pinkshinju360 1 week ago
thank you for being a decent human being :) what you did was very nice.
stormieisabeast 1 week ago
I love how he looks off into the distance like "he'll be fine.."
MAMAMACHINE 1 week ago 2