Friday, March 11, 2011
The Gang
i live in suburbia near some small woods, so ive seen my fair share of deer over the years. But this winter, a herd of about 14 has moved into my neighborhood. Every day at twilight you can see them walking single file through my neighbor's backyard to another neighbor's house where they feed them. There is one who is always a bit behind, on account of her formerly broken leg. It never healed correctly, so it makes walking quite awkward. At first i felt bad, thinking she was in pain and suffering. Then one day i saw her take off like a shot, easily three times faster than i could ever run. It dawned on me that although her leg made walking cumbersome, she is doing well. I felt better after having realized they are built much hardier than we are. I haven't seen them for several days, but i am sure she is still trucking with the rest of the group. There is no point to this post, just a story i thought i'd share.
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Resiliency in nature is formidable, we humans dont have that kind of endurance because of Technology
ReplyDeleteHaha I always see deer near my house. I live nowhere near any woods, though. They just inhabit the hills near where I live. I always get really excited when I see them.
ReplyDeletewe are so weak, but we think ourselves powerful
ReplyDelete^not necessarily true. we are perfectly capable but we gave it up
ReplyDeletecool that u can see them in your neighborhood , when i see a deer it reminds me of Bambi
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They still have to run from predators. Broken leg or not, you run or you get eaten. Isn't nature beautiful?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the story though. For some reason it reminded me of the scene in Stand by Me where the main guy sees the dear all by himself and he never tells anyone else about it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sad happy story!
ReplyDeleteDeer always manage to push through, just look at Bambi, he made it all the way.
ReplyDeleteso what's the hunting law where you live? sounds like a lot of venision to me.. just kidding, it's amazing seeing how fast these animal and can run and how high they jump
ReplyDeleteThey're not the top of the food chain, so resilience and such become important to their survival. Glad to hear it's doing well.
ReplyDeleteWalking is often painful for me, but I can run if i need to.
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Cheers for sharing - glad it's doing well!
ReplyDeleteNeat story! I've always liked deer.
ReplyDeleteget a paintball gun n shoot em for fun. then get a real gun n shoot em for dinner. Then embrace you're masculine hunting experience and watch the rest of the herd and smile at their beauty and how they prance and leave em alone till you need more meat. and go to your bbq and heat up some good healthy game.
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Deer are just rats with hooves. :P
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We see deer in our yard a lot.
ReplyDeleteThey can jump a barbed wire fence like it's not even there, it's crazy.
i think shes doing good!
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ReplyDeletenice story :)
ReplyDeleteGood article! Deers are adorable.
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