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jjohnson21
· 10 years ago
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Except you'd see the deer before looking at the picture because of the flash
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storytimeninja
· 10 years ago
In the moon light you'd probably see the eyes looking at you from every angle and hear them breathing as the leaves rustle under their hooves and more than likely you'd feel the presence of a group of beings around you before you ever snapped the picture... Unless you already had a flashlight
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jjohnson21
· 10 years ago
This whole thing wouldn't happen, in order to take a picture the camera had to have light, which means you'd see the deer as soon as the camera flashed...
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guest
· 10 years ago
And with every flash, they get closer
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serratedattheedges
· 10 years ago
Payback's a bitch.
guest
· 10 years ago
Looks like the next place I'm going hunting
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saleentheprariedog
· 10 years ago
They are like "why ya here?"
guest
· 10 years ago
Oh deer
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mrsaxon
· 10 years ago
You're going to pay deer-ly for your mistake.
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saleentheprariedog
· 10 years ago
Puns puns puns
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guest
· 10 years ago
I thought that was Taylor swift on the right hand side, about half way up.
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guest
· 10 years ago
Lol wtf
azrael
· 10 years ago
This has happened to me before, almost. I opened my front door one night and five deer (that I counted, including a buck with huge antlers) all looked me directly in the eyes. None of them moved. I backed into the house and slowly shut the door and through the window, I saw them all continue grazing as though I never did a thing.
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