they probably know that they arent likely to get shot in city limits
LucanOrion on
That’s because they are being hand fed by other humans that frequent the area.
Gregariouswaty on
I’d argue they have excellent survival instincts and they know the weird clothed monkeys will just straight up give them yummy food.
xBlack_Heartx on
“You got games on your phone?”
SolomonRex on
I think you live in north New Jersey
briandemodulated on
Regardless of how tame they act, be extremely wary of the deer with antlers. They’re males and can turn aggressive at a moment’s notice.
ugheffoff on
I wanna pet it
svogon on
Same at the College I work at. During Covid, the place was virtually empty except us essential workers. The deer moved in, had little ones, and now they are having little ones. They’ve grown up on a campus where humans slowly came back and they just don’t care if you walk within feet of them. We had them occasionally before Covid, but not nearly as many as now and none were as friendly as these.
AbsoluteFries on
Realistically most humans are no threat to them at all. Only a very small percentage would be interested in hunting/harming them.
Cars on the other hand…
skoomski on
Reminds me of the episode of King of the Hill where Bobby goes hunting for the first time in a place where the deer walk up the hunting blinds
No_Juggernau7 on
I have two potential thoughts here. They get fed a lot or they get rarely hunted. Or both. But if bears happen to live in the same area you do, I’d be extra weary of them coming out for the same reason. We have deer and bears where I live, although it’s quite hunt heavy.
RedPillNavigator on
That 3 legged Buck doesn’t give a care in the world.
Animus_Jokers on
There is a word for that; Tame.
RevolutionaryDuck389 on
give him an apple
MCBusStop on
I recently learned that while deer can live up to 20ish years the average lifespan is around 5.
bicyclemycology on
“You has snacc?”
nf22 on
Shikaaaa~
Powerful-Chemist888 on
His right antler had me zooming in
How2mine4plumbis on
Adapting to human behavior is literally the most important survival instinct for those deer lmao.
Pristine_Serve5979 on
Pet me and give me treats please and I will stare into your soul with my big doe eyes.
Fearless_Nope on
r/confusing_perspectives would enjoy that fellas antler
awkwardstonerlol on
location? asking for friends 🥺🥺🥺
inheritance- on
Officer! the deer just threatened to jump in front of my car if I didn’t give him my peanuts. This is the 5th time this week
The-Endless-Swirl on
Hello, sir! Please turn me into cuts of venison and sausage!
KRed75 on
This is why you don’t feed wild animals.
Zengjia on
r/wunkus material
Difficult-Trainer453 on
Toxoplasmosis
UniqueAssUsername on
Basically….you’re not scary. They’re calling you a bitch.
captkrahs on
He requests one corncob
xKitey on
The people where I live have zero survival instincts around animals. They will just walk up to you and hang out.
Yamothasunyun on
I’d definitely eat that
Celestial__Bear on
“Ope, buncha hosers in orange don’t bother me none”
I_Hunt_Wolves on
Urbanized deer are an unutilized renewable resource.
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they probably know that they arent likely to get shot in city limits
That’s because they are being hand fed by other humans that frequent the area.
I’d argue they have excellent survival instincts and they know the weird clothed monkeys will just straight up give them yummy food.
“You got games on your phone?”
I think you live in north New Jersey
Regardless of how tame they act, be extremely wary of the deer with antlers. They’re males and can turn aggressive at a moment’s notice.
I wanna pet it
Same at the College I work at. During Covid, the place was virtually empty except us essential workers. The deer moved in, had little ones, and now they are having little ones. They’ve grown up on a campus where humans slowly came back and they just don’t care if you walk within feet of them. We had them occasionally before Covid, but not nearly as many as now and none were as friendly as these.
Realistically most humans are no threat to them at all. Only a very small percentage would be interested in hunting/harming them.
Cars on the other hand…
Reminds me of the episode of King of the Hill where Bobby goes hunting for the first time in a place where the deer walk up the hunting blinds
I have two potential thoughts here. They get fed a lot or they get rarely hunted. Or both. But if bears happen to live in the same area you do, I’d be extra weary of them coming out for the same reason. We have deer and bears where I live, although it’s quite hunt heavy.
That 3 legged Buck doesn’t give a care in the world.
There is a word for that; Tame.
give him an apple
I recently learned that while deer can live up to 20ish years the average lifespan is around 5.
“You has snacc?”
Shikaaaa~
His right antler had me zooming in
Adapting to human behavior is literally the most important survival instinct for those deer lmao.
Pet me and give me treats please and I will stare into your soul with my big doe eyes.
r/confusing_perspectives would enjoy that fellas antler
location? asking for friends 🥺🥺🥺
Officer! the deer just threatened to jump in front of my car if I didn’t give him my peanuts. This is the 5th time this week
Hello, sir! Please turn me into cuts of venison and sausage!
This is why you don’t feed wild animals.
r/wunkus material
Toxoplasmosis
Basically….you’re not scary. They’re calling you a bitch.
He requests one corncob
The people where I live have zero survival instincts around animals. They will just walk up to you and hang out.
I’d definitely eat that
“Ope, buncha hosers in orange don’t bother me none”
Urbanized deer are an unutilized renewable resource.