"Deer are property of the State."

[Mosin]

Is that like hunting deer on the King's land?


[video]http://www.wisn.com/news/Armed-agents-raid-animal-shelter-for-baby-deer/-/9373668/21273148/-/9uqdckz/-/index.html[/video]

 

[Matt193]

That sounds about right for this state's DNR. They are just as screwed up as ever despite Governor Walker's pledge to fix things.

 

[Mosin]

I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. Based on how I was raised, it doesn't compute. I guess some people are just evil.

 

[MylesBAstor]

Is that like hunting deer on the King's land?


[video]http://www.wisn.com/news/Armed-agents-raid-animal-shelter-for-baby-deer/-/9373668/21273148/-/9uqdckz/-/index.html[/video]

Been making the rounds. WTF?

It's like the story of those idiot animal controls people in Cleveland who EXECUTED a litter of kittens with their guns. They were reported and their supervisor said they were acting according to proper procedures. WTF is proper procedure then. Heartless, bureaucratic fucks.

 

[MylesBAstor]

'Course there are always heartwarming, tear jerking stories like this!

http://www.lifewithcats.tv/2013/08/02/firefighters-rescue-cat-from-burning-home/

 

[Mike Lavigne]

not too many 'deer' threads on WBF, but since there is one I figured this might be interesting.

this yearling was born last year to a doe who has lived on our property 'mostly' for 7 or 8 years. it's the second 'palomino' pattern fawn we've seen from this doe. we have 5 acres and it's fenced so the deer stay around since they feel safe. we never feed them or bother them. my wife does not like that they eat the plants but it's easier than owning a dog.

this fawn has a brother and they are typically 'hanging out' around my barn when I get home.

 

[Matt193]

Very cool! Around here we call them piebald. I do see those as well as albino deer in my area but the piebalds are pretty rare since they can be hunted where the albino are protected.