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Uploaded by on Sep 23, 2008

This buck was just waking up out of his tranquilizer and he took a little side trip

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  • y did u tranquilize him?

  • He needed to be tranquilized because we cut his antlers off

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  • what tranq. did you use?

  • that was FUNNY i loved the flip over

  • ha. funny. thats how my deer look after i hit em with the ballistic tip

  • that made me giggle, poor little drugged up bugger lol

  • @starryeyedcowgrl

    What do you use the antlers for out of curiosity?

  • might also be that weird sensation of missing his antlers, kind of a weight lifted off your shoulders.

  • at 0:06 is that 2 of em in the back, and it looks like he was smashed hahaa good video

  • never seen a doped up deer before.

    First time for everything. : )

  • that makes perfect sense now, I didn't realize its a farm, thot youwere doing this to wild animals. duh. Looks like an awesome life you lead!!!

  • Deer have no feeling in their antlers (no nerve ending or blood) after the "velvet" has come off. They would cause more damage to each other than removing the antlers. They would shed (they fall off) the antlers in Jan/Feb anyway (after the rut). Bucks fight, sometimes to the death during the rut (mating season). They will probably still fight but will be less likely to hurt each other now.

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