[ladyjane]

What kind of person approaches a buck??

[crusty old prospector]

The hormones in the bucks this time of year can make them very unpredictable. There are people killed every year by their “pet” deer that they feed in their yards. Here is a link to an article at the same website about just such an occurrence.

http://www.ketknbc.com/news/waskom-man-killed-by-pet-deer-identified

[GladesGuru]

It’s hunting season, damn it!

That buck was made of venison. What has happened to Texas, that food can cow not one, but two grown men.

Oh, they were not carrying, and so were forced to cower before venison stew. Serves ‘em right for not exercising their Second Amendment right to be, as Jefferson said, “..at all times armed...”.

Could one then conclude that the unarmed are subject to, and deserve, being bucked?

[CodeToad]

"What kind of person approaches a buck??" They're not bulls. They are actually a bit tame. They are in the yard most days. I've have them sleeping on the porch and in the yard. My dogs love them, they want to play. Here's a few from just this morning.

[DPMD]

Couldn’t he have just asked for a smoke, like any decent PETA being? Meanwhile, where was Smoky while this Cervidae Hell’s Angel was thinking about lighting up?

If he elects to just chew it instead of risking a forest fire, he’ll find that Cope or Skoal is much better. So, hunters, pack some dip just in case.

[representativerepublic]

A friend of mine posted a pic of her approaching an 8 pointer that had taken up a place in her hedges in the front of her house in California. I told her I would never approach a buck like that, I don’t care how friendly it seemed.