Wife just sent me this. Standing in the neighbors yard at the end of the street. Maybe next time you see a deer that's about to run off, you can try talking to it like this.
#SpeakOne
#SpeakOne
Spooky 3 year old
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backyardtndeer
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"#SpeakOne" 
Looks like a pretty nice 9.
Looks like a pretty nice 9.
Bodine270
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SpeakOne 
love it.
love it.
Looking for love in all the wrong places........
SES
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I talk to squirrels like that when I think they're about to jump in my lap when I'm in the woods.
Be hard to kill him.
He is quite handsome 
Hard to believe deer like that and the deer we hunt in the woods are the same critters.
He'll live to a ripe old age .
Not too hard, he'd probably stand there and let you
Like how they mention another deer that they were wondering about before deciding this one was not the other (think they said the other one was named "Forky"?)
Ladys man
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Shown it to my wife and she completely agreed with the conversation lol
Yeah. Forky looked like an alien up until this year. He was a 20"+ wide four pointer. His antlers basically went straight out sideways without much curve. This year he added short brows(about an inch) and somehow grew nice tall tines in his wide/strange rack.
He has had a bad scar since he was a yearling. Assume it was a car accident but he's super recognizable. He's 4 now and a pretty cool deer although he's not as tolerant of humans as many of the others for some reason.
Tweeter
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For sure, tell him he's handsome andNot too hard, he'd probably stand there and let you
Chickenrig
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The bad part is :::: Seekone is on his way to your town as we speak 
He knows he is handsome
He knows he is handsome
city deer are different animal. neat encounter. he could be 200" and id have no interest in shooting him- seek one would probably differ with me on that
My neighbor killed a 180"+ deer during muzzleloader off a 50 acre farm about 3/4 mile from my house. The deer was a 4 year old and one that I saw most days before the acorns started falling. My son had named him "Hungry Hungry Buck" because he wouldn't let any other deer eat anything until he got his fill. Luckily "Points" is still around who happens to be the biggest of the bunch.
