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Kat:

Walt I think that is highly unlikely to be attacked by a deer, like in the story they would much preferr to run away. I've seen that video and I must say the guy was asking for it, he spray himself down with elk scent  ::)  But it was kind of entertaining to watch, as we could see just how they kick like the guy in the story said, funny since he really wasn't hurt much.

Kat

fox:
The man in the video was lucky that buck used his feet on him instead of his horns. A bucks horns are
very sharp and a thrust in the proper place can be lethal. The does often fight with their feet and bite
each other also. When the bucks are in the velvet (late Spring to early Fall) the does often run rough-
shod over the poor bucks by striking out at their soft, velvety horns with their feet. But then turn about
is fair play, when the buck's horns are hard and scraped clean of velvet they once again are kings of
their realm.

fox

santikos:

--- Quote from: John from Kentucky on February 03, 2011, 07:03:24 PM ---
--- Quote from: santikos on February 03, 2011, 01:51:07 PM ---being raised in the city, i think i just learned more about ranching than i did throughout all my school years. Just 2 yrs ago i just learned that only famale cows gave milk, i thought all cows gave drinking milk. i also learned that a bull is a male cow. i learned these facts while standing in a guard tower in iraq with some country boy. and now today i get me lesson on deer.  I still cannot believe they bite.

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Hi Santikos,

A bull is not a male cow.   ;D   Being from Texas, you need to get this correct.  My dictionary says that a bull is an adult male of a bovine animal.  A cow is an adult female of a bovine animal.  And that's no bull.   ;D

John

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"thats no bull"  ;D ;D

i failed to mention that i thought all chickens crowed. i did not know it was only male roosters. 

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