Back yard photo
- Thread starter dixda
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Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
Even from the prospective of a hunter, it's kinda' neat to see that type of thing in your backyard.
- Location
- Hillbilly shack in the boonies
Nice whitetail 
Army Issue
Regular
- Location
- Port Credit, Mississauga
dixda said:
Thats why they call it a "Hunting Knife"
I guess you'll see this deer more often once the apple tree fruits again.
My dad's a vegetarian, he lost a 1/8 acre bean garden to deer. He talked to his neighbour about getting the beans back. The neigbour is a good shot.
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- Location
- Cottage Country, Ontario
Foxer said:Hunting knife?!? Hell - just grab a cube of sugar and a bat! Meat in the freezer
Definately not a team player and has enthusiasmssssss!! bonk!
I wouldn't mind a doe, try having to deal with a 1200lb bull moose constantly eating the flowers around the house or getting into the green house! Funny, but a .177cal pellet gun will move a moose along right smart!
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
My Mum in Penticton was having similar problems with Mule Deer in her back yard and garden. On one of my last visits I took along a fairly potent slingshot and some small ball bearings. I picked on what appeared to be the oldest and lead Doe. You'd be suprised how high a Deer can jump when 'gut shot' with that combo and after a couple similar sessions, how long they stayed away for. Obviously there was some benefit to my 'experience' as a juvenile delinquent.X-man said:I wouldn't mind a doe, try having to deal with a 1200lb bull moose constantly eating the flowers around the house or getting into the green house! Funny, but a .177cal pellet gun will move a moose along right smart!
