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Topic: Go fishing and catch a deer. (Read 822 times)
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Bullhunter
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A friend e-mailed this to me and some photos also. This will bring a smile to you face.
>> Last Saturday morning, a buddy and I were trolling for >> stripers >> in the Chesapeake Bay.We were 1 ½ miles offshore in about 80 feet of >> water contemplating why the fish weren't biting.We looked back to >> check Was it a seal?? >> Can't be, we don't have seals around here. On closer look, it turned >> out to >> be a buck deer that was WAY off course. He was desperate and barely >> staying afloat. >> I've seen deer swim a river or bayou before. >> When you see that, the first thing you notice is that they are powerful >> swimmers. Their head and shoulders are out of the water and they make >> surprisingly good headway. >> This critter was just keeping his nose up and looked like he'd >> been swimming all night long. In fact, he was so worn out that he swam >> toward the boat probably thinking it looked enough like land to him. >> When he got closer though, he wasn't sure what to make of the two >> dudes on board, and backed off. >> So, since the fish weren't biting, we thought we'd give this buck >> a hand. >> Turns out Bo grew up around cows and was really handy with a >> bowline. >> He lassoed the deer on the first try! Bo grabbed his neck, I >> grabbed the flank, and we barreled over backwards into the boat. >> Before I knew it, Bo was on top of him and had him tied up just like >> a calf. >> We hit the throttle and shuttled him to the closest beach - Kent >> Point. I beached the boat and we carefully unloaded the deer onto the >> sand. >> The whole time we kept thinking he was going to kick the snot out of us. >> He >> never did though; he was totally spent.We untied him and jumped back. Too >> weak to stand, he just sat there quivering.;We even picked him up again >> and put his feet underneath him, but he still couldn't walk We Don't >> know if he made it or not, but I think his chances were vastly >> improved. >> Hopefully he recovered after time. When you're out & about, ya just >> never know... >> Check out the pictures!!!
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Czar
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What an incredible story. I`m surprised the sharks didn`t have venison that day. I`ve seen them swimming in lakes before and you are right, they are great swimmers.
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May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows you are dead.
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Beermaster
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Thats freggin' insane!
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Castmaster
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That is definately unusual. My hat goes off to you for saving it! The best thing I've heard all week. 
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Gimpbob
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WOW you guys deserve a big gratz on saving that deer!!!
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Bullhunter
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Hey guys, I had nothing to do with this wonderful adventure. This was a friend of mine and his buddy back east. He just sent me the 6 pic's and the story. Wish I would have been there.
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SNAGMAN
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Great Story ... WoW
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