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This male deer wondered his way into our yard and was different from most deer. For one it is a busy area in the summer and not a normal time to see a deer wondering around mid day and he seemed to not mind human company what so ever. We enjoyed the time he spent with us and will miss him as the conservation officers in the area decided to destroy him weeks later.. I find it pretty hard to believe there could not be better solution...

[@cwb0051]

Those "officers" Had NO Right to kill this Beautiful deer, he was just being a deer, hes Beautiful..

[@jaffacalling53]

@Jeff Young Deer that are used to being around humans absolutely act like this.

[@tonyromano6220]

cwb0051 overpopulated I suspect.

[@lil_weasel219]

@Jeff Young SAID ILLNESSES CAN BE TESTED FOR, like in any ok country. Much better than murder

[@lil_weasel219]

@@TracyGossett You do realise that humans are animals? high school biology much? no? ok

[@lil_weasel219]

@@TracyGossett but anyways, that is the legal definition. Let me replace it with "slaughter". So we have slaughter and manslaughter EDIT:point being, your argument is fallacious. You are using semantic finesses, distinctions relevant in court only, to try to undermine an argument not dependant upon the word used when we know that I meant "to kill". Essentially just skiddling around

[@CplSkiUSMC]

We have tons of semi-tame deer here in Cody, Wyoming. They walk up and down the sidewalks, through yards and parking lots, and they usually wait for traffic to clear before they cross the street. These animals are simply learning to co-exist with humans and to benefit by it. Most folks love having them around which makes it mutually beneficial. There are always risks in life and government mommies want to protect us children from harm, but hey government... eat a bucket of turds and shut the hell up. I'll take my chances with the deer, they're considerably less harmful than lawyers and politicians!

[@Lorieellesh]

+CplSki USMC Very well said. Wyoming looks like such a beautiful state, too; I'd like to be there with the deer. That's really something that they wait for traffic before crossing the street.

[@johnjake3470]

+CplSki USMC Like.. What would a human do if a deer wandered up to their child in a strange way.. They would try to kill it.. Why do some people think it is inappropriate for a deer to act the same way?

[@CplSkiUSMC]

+John Jake What is a "strange way"? In this video, the deer is the one behaving out of character and the humans are the ones who are accepting of it. Human - wildlife interactions will only increase because the human population continues to increase and expand. Wild animals are learning to benefit from this and their numbers will increase. So human kindness in these types of encounters is beneficial in the long run because we all have to live together. So why do some people think it is inappropriate for humans and wildlife to be accepting of each other and interact with kindness and companionship?

[@johnjake3470]

CplSki USMC You just misread my comment.

[@michaellodwich9062]

+John Jake Yes, I had to re-read you answer three times until I understood that you actually agreed and that you would have liked it to live. Maybe the formulation was a bit, well unfortunate. You kind of took the deer's perspective which I liked a lot. it is just that me, though I am strongly pro-coexistence, and maybe other readers might have found it subconsciously so odd that we might have missed that on the first glance. Anyway, just thought I would point that out. Greetings from Germany, Mike.

[@xenophagia]

F Rest in peace fella. I'm glad he at least got a nice last meal and some love.

[@gillmoon1779]

Does it died?

[@realvoltxge5069]

@Your Neighbor Is A Bot I had a bb gun I shot targets and like trees and stuff other than living things but I go hunting for deer and it's not needless death its more food on our table that isn't pumped full of chemicals like the meat we buy these days

[@piamishelle]

it’s so horrible that “conservation” officers killed him there was 100% a better way to handle the situation especially because he wasn’t causing any trouble :(

[@francisgeorge7639]

It's just a mindless beast. They're sweet but that's about it. It's a prey animal in any case. A horrible lingering death would be its end one day if it wasn't killed by a human for food.

[@NiftyShifty1]

Clearly you’ve never seen what happens to a car when it hits a deer. Or even worse, what happens to a deer when they get hit by a car, have their legs broken, and try to run away only to slowly bleed out, with their bones sticking out through their skin. To say it’s gruesome is an understatement. Or even worse yet, when the deer gets hit by a sedan, flies through the windshield, tries to run, but ends up kicking the driver and front passenger to death. What do you think a deer hoof does when it connects with a human eye socket, nose, face, or head? Dead. Dead. Dead. Not only does your comment show a lack of understanding, but, ironically, a lack of compassion. Urban plus wildlife never ends well. Conservation officers conserve more than just animals. They conserve people too. Sometimes Bambi needs to die.

[@miggans21012]

So they don't shoot a bear who almost made a three year old girl his lunch but will shoot a deer who wasn't harming anyone? Go figure.

[@fourearwolf3315]

Nathan Frey Yeah, but there’s other ways to kicking out the deer. Like moving it to a place where they keep deers safe. Like either back to where it came from or to some deer farm (not the farms where they turn the deers into meat).

[@fourearwolf3315]

Maggie Szpanelewska EXACTLY!!!!

[@tiggerthecat5525]

This video put me in a good mood until i read about the death squad murdering him.

[@Moonie95]

Tigger the cat I know. So sad. I guess that's what you get for trusting people. 🙃

[@stanmarsh384]

It was probably a sick deer

[@shaundalindsay8882]

Me too. It really bummed me out!

[@JohnWayne-86ed]

Ben Willis Yes, I live in deer country, I see dozens of them every day, and I can say that deer wasn't well... there's many transmitted diseases that they can suffer from.

[@JohnWayne-86ed]

Jovi Very true!, my paranoid schizophrenic meth addicted mother always told me that!

[@jordantoczek3237]

He didn't deserve to die because the conservation officer said so. How awful. I'm so mad. The deer didn't do anything wrong or dangerous.

[@whalesong999]

I once had a confrontation with a "conservation officer" over an opossum I had sitting in my car while at a restaurant. He questioned me about the creature and told me I would have to release it. She had a cropped tail from an accident but he would hear nothing of any explanation. Weeks later, I stopped in the local office of the Conservation Dept. (Missouri) and he actually sided with me that the former officer was acting out "the letter of the law" and not realizing "the spirit of the law". That has stuck with me all these years - 'officers' of any kind have temptations to overextend their authority. It's very likely this deer was hand raised or cared for by a human to be so friendly. I have been around some like this and even raised a young female while working for an exotic animal park. A hand raised one even poked it's head in the open window of my car parked at the side of the road and kissed my wife right on the mouth!! Unforgettable...!

[@charlottelarras9657]

Jordan Toczek this s insane ! Just kill an innocent beast who wouldn't bother the kids in the first place if they acted normal .. Such a shame !

[@timgraysontv]

Trump 2020

[@tellmesomething2go]

that would`t happen with me there.

[@noxoneatxall1208]

this is why the deer had to be killed there not pets just yt When Animals Strike - Deer Attack. its kinda hard to watch you would never think a deer would do this but they are wild animals.

[@brendanorton5929]

WTF?? Why did they destroy him for?? He's beautiful!!! That just breaks my heart..:(

[@bartutercumanoglu5193]

@Greg Jacques Lucifer's Jizz Gargler lol

[@hamilton7798]

He probably had the wasting disease, that's why he didnt see humans as a threat or was too lethargic to do anything.

[@billjoe39]

@@hamilton7798 hearsay, love how you professional trolls trot out the 'diseased animal' strawman so many times here.....you get an F for that

[@hamilton7798]

:s@@billjoe39

[@judahsoremy9857]

@Greg Jacques Lucifer's Jizz Gargler Laugh now, you ignorant pawn. Hell is forever, where you'll be tormented day and night without rest.

[@sadtoast6122]

"hey eat those ones over there!" Oh these ones? "Yeah man thanks"

[@fourearwolf3315]

Sad Toast That’s so cute!!

[@jawoody9745]

I cannot believe that conservationists would kill this incredibly friendly Buck! That is just sickening!

[@nikkicraft]

when you see "conservationist" it means they are killers. look into it. Very horrible.

[@jawoody9745]

Ugh,!!!That is awful!

[@nikkicraft]

I know. Humans are very disappointing. It's all twisted and too many sociopaths and narcissist every which way you look. Thanks for caring about animals.

[@jawoody9745]

My life here is to advocate for ALL animals! This is a sickening situation. Who are these people, anyway?

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

I learned my lesson the hard way. NEVER call Fish and Game if you find an animal in trouble. Their answer is always to shoot.

[@jacobcarolan1172]

I’m an avid deer hunter and I totally disagree with the conservation department killing a deer like this. It’s in the yards and on the sidewalks because we built our houses and sidewalks in its home. It’s been forced to be dependent on humans and it can’t help that. I would only and do only kill deer in remote areas where the deer are terrified of people and they are uninterrupted by human activities because killing deer that are conditioned to see people is inhumane and unfair. That deer is a living creature and when I shoot and kill a deer I recognize that its life has value. The deer in the city has just as much value to its life regardless of the fact that it’s eating backyards and walking on the sidewalk, but the fact that it is forced to be there because of habitat loss makes it absolutely unfair to kill. The conservation agents don’t run around in the woods shooting deer so why shoot one in someone’s yard? If anything let homeowners shoot deer that they have problems with so the meat can be used

[@HurricaneHugues]

You're either: A) Not a hunter at all B) A poacher who is unlicensed in his state to hunt. Because if you truly were a licensed hunter and you had taken your Hunter Safety Course, you would get why it's necessary to kill that deer. Those deers bring diseases, giant ticks, and danger to the local pets, adults, and children that are outside. There's also the property damage. Plus you don't want to be in the middle of them during mating season.

[@taylorlangley900]

@@HurricaneHugues Thats bullshit. He wasn't hurting anyone then. If that's the case with diseases then what about every single mosquito bite? Its dangerous and potentially life threatening yet what else can you do about it. The worlds a dangerous place and that deer was just fine and that's not an excuse to just kill. He could have been relocated to a park. That game warden was just a dick.

[@lovelydiva06]

Your entire statement is completely invalid sense you kill these animals for sport when it’s not necessary so you don’t get a say okay so be quiet

[@JohnWayne-86ed]

@@HurricaneHugues I'd go with A, though I could be wrong. Some crazy asshole in another thread was just accusing me of being the same person as you with multiple "illegal accounts" and I/you work for the government 😂.... goes by "End Wildlife Services'Needless Killing Of Wildlife" ... S/he's probably the most obnoxious nutcase I've encountered on KZbin, I guess the screen name speaks volumes lol. I was like a kid finding Waldo when I seen your name pop up out of the blue....... ☝😃🖑

[@HurricaneHugues]

@@taylorlangley900 Mosquitos don't carry diseases the same way ticks from wild animals do. If you got offered a choice between a mosquito bite or a bite from a tick that was on a wild animal, and you choose the tick, you're a moronm

[@EnzyToronto]

i respect how even though its eating your well waited vegetables you were still kind enough to share and enjoy the rare moment that occurred. Beautiful. great energy and emotions were shared that day

[@kimperes5987]

Wow the deer seemed to understand which plants he had permission to eat. 👍Amazing to see, Im not so lucky!

[@godzjewlz5245]

You're beautiful

[@SamsungS23Ultr]

@@godzjewlz5245 thanks. The curved display helps.

[@Maverick99]

This is why if you see an animal in need, you either take responsibility and take care of it or you let it find it's own path. You can transport it yourself somewhere safe or take it to an animal sanctuary. Government officials are useless when handling wild life.

[@steveguild871]

Yeah, good luck getting that deer and its antlers into the back seat of your car.

[@saltpepperketchup7082]

Maverick. I only agree with your part about wildlife personnel. That is so messed up they killed someone's pet deer. My husband had a rattlesnake that he kept at his shop. Had it in a pad- locked cage. (Personally I didnt think it was fair to keep wild snake in cage) Anyways, fish and game lady came and said she had to kill it. He fought her tooth and nail but she literally tortured it to death, cuz she didnt kno how to do a clean kill, and after that she found out it was legal.

[@lindalopez1080]

I guess they are ass holes

[@bwebster6234]

@@saltpepperketchup7082 Sound's like there are a lot of useles bureaucrats..getting off on the power to make other citizens miserable.

[@HurricaneHugues]

Youre an idiot. There are wildlife conservationists that are there specifically for that. Hunters and gun owners fund them. If you see a wild animal like a deer "in need", don't touch it. Go on Google and find the number of your local Game Warden. They will send Wildlife rangers to assess the situation and handle it properly.

[@Wowee2012]

If we killed every semi-friendly deer in my town there'd be none left. They used to come right up to my front door at my old house.

[@kellybelanger3685]

Conservation think they are god a bunch of useless dumb fucks

[@JohnWayne-86ed]

Tawny Parker Yeah, they come up to your door because foolish people were more than likely feeding/interacting with them from their homes which eventually gets them killed, a lot of "hunters" will shoot them knowing they're semi-domesticated. Me and a friend had a deer show up (on a farm we managed) when it was just a fawn... (the mother probably died), we put orange reflective (nontoxic) paint/dye and a collar on him... and someone still shot him! However, my friend had put a bell on his collar during hunting season that year... which (I believe) could have got him killed for scaring off other deer in the area.

[@lilymcneil7275]

Wow

[@billjoe39]

@@armywife7078 that gator was killed because that woman called the wildlife death squad.........tell the whole story, why don't you.........you can't blame peoples' compassion as justification for government semi-literates killing wildlife.....try harder

[@billjoe39]

@@JohnWayne-86ed again, you can't blame sympathetic people for these killings.....typical government agitprop

[@Rastonification]

It wouldn't have been difficult to catch and release him in a better area. He doesn't look sick to me.

[@coleluna2073]

Deer have a natural fear of humans. There’s a brain wasting parasite that makes animals lethargic and unresponsive to fear stimuli, and this deer looks like it’s pretty lethargic. They say there’s no cure

[@Home_Rich]

@Greg Jacques Lucifer's Jizz Gargler Amen, brother.

[@Home_Rich]

@Anna K Doesn't seem at first, but that deer is very close to ignore any predator. Wouldn't be surprised, if later on, it would go stiff (basically, braindead).

[@MrSilus2000]

@@coleluna2073 Please stop giving out diagnoses. Youre clearly not qualified. Did you read a blog or something?

[@MrSilus2000]

@misa smith Yeah, because humans have been raping nature for god knows how long. That’s why they are afraid. But the second one shows an ounce of not being afraid we say there must be something wrong. HELLO...we are the ones acting stupid.

[@jaddy540]

"Are you interested in any particular book?" "No thanks, just browsing".

[@lonesomewendigo]

A wild buck willing to let people pet him! Never ever seen one so gentle in any video! It's such a shame he's gone, but I like to believe he's in a better place and happy now. Where-ever he is.

[@777kasey]

Next time don't tell them you have a deer!

[@mrsmerily]

+Les Legato maybe children need to taught to treat animals with respect, in sense they should have a bit more brain mass than an animal, even when a child. Or let them live 18 year in a bubble and when it breaks at 18th birthday wonder why your child is still useless excuse for a human being.

[@billjoe39]

mrsmerily apt description of that 'conservation' officer's upbringing.

[@BrothersJohnson1959]

Kasey Burt Agreed! Shouldve kept your mouths shut! Way to go humans!!

[@OnHoldAt50]

That deer's like - Hey man, you need to mow your yard.

[@morganlemons1694]

The description upset me that deer is so beautiful

[@elianos1]

Humanity at their best....Killing an animal because he's too friendly with people.... Good job! After that people wonder why there is people actually against their owns...

[@billjoe39]

benny hill you keep your narrow minded, government agitprop view to yourself.....trying to dictate to others how they should interact with wildlife......getting desperate it seems after running out of all these 'but the deer had rabies/gonorrhea/ ebola/pubic lice !' excuses for shooting it.

[@billjoe39]

benny hill I don't look at crap links from some pathetic government tool so you know where you can put it.....pity soulless people like you whose only joy in life is glorifying death and control over others

[@billjoe39]

benny hill what you mean to say, stooge, is that an animal WILL BE KILLED if people have any decency to feed it or just act human and curious with it as alot of people want to do. Don't make me laugh with your 'killer deer' fables.....go criticize an oncologist killing cancer patients with chemo, or auto companies manufacturing deadly cars if you really care about public safety which you don't . Morons like you defending illiterate, trigger happy degenerates with 'conservation' badges.

[@billjoe39]

benny hill....bugger off you troll......keep posting these laughable "That deer has ( fill in name of 'disease')" excuses, as you just did now as 'hurricane hugues'

[@needless2048]

Do you know what Dogs and Cats/Chickens/Horses/Cows/Sheep/Goats/Alpaca/Emu and every other animal we humans like to keep were before we domesticated them? They were *Wild* before some brave soul decided to *Tame* them.

[@mssummerrose1]

"you can have the dead peas - other side" deer: "what? o-ok" :D

[@Xidification]

Best quote "want some chicken?" Don't know why but that cracked me up.

[@dave4925yahoo]

The deer's coat does look unhealthy so he might have been killed as euthanasia along with the fact that he is ruining people's gardens.

[@lesleythompson3047]

Xidification, WTF are you going on about its a bit sad but people like you have to take the piss out of things because your sad and immature!!! Get a life!!!

[@lesleythompson3047]

David Stewart, are you a deer expert?? Didn't think so if you don't know what your talking about then don't say stupid things😠😠😠😠😠.

[@misterkid]

Lesley Thompson you aren't a deer expert either so chill

[@wilykat]

At 4:07 that cat was like: "Forget about that damn deer and come stroke me for Christ's sake!! I'm the family pet not him!

[@Pain-ib7ot]

Should destroy the Conservation officer......

[@checktheplaylist101]

@Keith Who do u think weaponized those ticks in the 1st place ps=the state

[@TylerCipriano]

@Keith The only parasite I see is you you stupid hick.

[@francisgeorge7639]

...for the sake of a mindless beast? Crazy, inhuman people. Stop anthropomorphizing simple prey animals. They are food-driven eating machines, and you would kill an officer doing his job.

[@louanemiqui432]

no...it's too extreme. don't ask the death of people. however, they should have found another solution. such as, call specialists and bring the deer to an environment more favorable for him?

[@WhiteSupreme]

Should destroy all these cities full of idiots.

[@artisfu9]

The deer had no signs of rabies. It seemed as though it was possibly raised by someone and let go. It definitely should not have been destroyed!

[@janedoe5829]

Gerald McCarter yeah, that's what I think: someone probably raised him as a Fawn and then let him go.

[@Bluenose352]

I had the same thought. Pretty rare to have a Deer let someone that close, pet him, and not be skittish.

[@therose7728]

Bluenose352 maybe at that point in time the deer didn’t sense any harm? Maybe.

[@Bluenose352]

juan mendoza Yes. Especially if the Deer was hand reared. It seems humans, at some point, left an imprint on him.

[@beetswayba8634]

Could have had cwd

[@55robloxmaster]

Oh, there's a harmless deer roaming around bringing joy to people all around? *F***ing kill it.* Seriously, why is "Kill it" always the #1 solution?

[@crixusinhowolf4467]

yes,and humans start to act very agressive and stupid when the "fuzz" starts to grow on their face -lets kill them too!!!

[@hannahgd3256]

It has chronic wasting disease. You'd rather see the deer suffer than to put it down?

[@55robloxmaster]

How do you know it has such disease?

[@spoter693]

Dylan P. food

[@rayo8382]

+crixusinho wolf Lol!So true.

[@alabamamothman2986]

At the least this animal could have been relocated. Some "conservation officers" killed about 20 ducks in a park area where I live. Hugh backlash

[@coniferousforests8030]

ducks ??? =DDDD omg

[@tonyromano6220]

Alabama Mothman what? Why?

[@brunosbay7671]

Glad you were cool about your garden. This doesn't happen very often.

[@sieg317]

Bryan Hilleary spending time with this animal was a once in a lifetime experience. It was well worth sharing with him.

[@naturelvr9249]

What a sad ending 😔 Such a beautiful creature ❤

[@marene76]

Yes

[@billyhyatt5190]

They're such peaceful creatures.

[@MannyCAE]

“What you doing in my garden?..” Deer: “eating da fuq it look like..” 😂

[@michaelwashington2682]

LMAO 😂

[@Donkey2_]

Thank you guys for being so nice to the deer! You guy's voices sound so warm and happy to see the deer and it makes it feel warm and welcome. It must be very hungry too and that was very nice of you guys for letting it eat all it wanted like home town buffet! When we do good things we feel good and it makes others feel good. We need to be kind to all animals and our life will be great………..

[@DeannaMercer]

Very true❤😊and your comment is so underrated .

[@christiancowboy100]

They could have relocated him. Now I know if this happens to me to relocate the deer myself. And I am a hunter or I used to be, but this animal deserved to live a full life.

[@nate9696]

+Timothy Martin relocating deer is tough. the don't take to tranquilizers very well and they don't like staying in enclosed area's for long. From my experience one out of four don't usually make it unfortunately. My guess they did not "destroy it" it the sense most people are taking it but might have donated the meat to a homeless shelter or food bank.

[@TurboGSR96]

+nate9696 ... then they still killed it lol, who gives a fuck what term you place on it.

[@Lorieellesh]

+nate9696 Uhm...if they did as you said they did, then they "destroyed it."

[@retro80s22]

the deer was doing no harm it may not fear humans but it was none aggressive and would of been easily relocated with no problems at all

[@troutslayer9094]

No they could at least tryed to relocate cause 1 out of 4 more of a chance to live that a bullet to the head

[@gamblemadman]

So a human friendly, fully grown, adult male deer wasn't worth conserving right?

[@charlottelarras9657]

Ḡαღ♭ℓ℮ℳαḓм@η that's disgusting . it was a young buck .. he didn't bother anyone .. I feel sick .

[@matthewmcpeek7324]

Ḡαღ♭ℓ℮ℳαḓм@η you are a perfect example of someone who has absolutely no idea what you're talking about. First of all deer are wild animals and are not at all friendly to humans. If it is, it is sick. Parasites contribute to brain wasting diseases and that's when wild animals approach people. Secondly, this is not a fully grown deer, its adolescent. And therefore, should probably be in a stage of life where it's the most afraid of people. The only thing that you have right is that it's male. I cannot believe the idiocy and the naivete of people who think that it's sweet or cute one wild animals act like this. A healthy deer that's normal and okay would not let you get in 50 yards of it. When they Wonder in the neighborhoods and interact with humans, they are very sick creatures

[@acoggaming2667]

Matthew McPeek Jesus christ dude fucking chill.

[@charlottelarras9657]

and that s an argument to kill him ? zoos, wildlife secure compounds , ect ... isn't there an association that wouldn't take it ? Off course wild animals are wild and not too friendly to humans. That's perfectly normal ... I wouldn't expect it otherwise .. They r nice to look at .. but that doesn't make them mine like stuffed bears or so .. your argument is not valid .

[@matthewmcpeek7324]

Charlotte Larras it's almost though you can be accused of not reading my argument. Zoos? Wildlife refuges? The animal is diseased! I showed this video to my father, who says that it's displaying traits of a parasite based brain wasting disease. Especially when it lays down. Terminally disease Danimals, especially ones that have communicable diseases are going to be sent to a zoo! Or a wildlife refuge! Putting the animal down is the only safe decent thing to do for the animal, and the safety of other animals who are not disease. Grow up a little bit.

[@mjchenevertful]

Such a beautiful Buck. I love how he chose your place. He says, "Thank you sir for the scrumptious meal. Now I am going to lay down and take a nap." Such a great video. Love it!!🤗🙂❤❤ Thank you for this video.

[@kellybelanger3685]

They killed the deer

[@A212K]

What a beautiful creature. I imagine it was so hungry, that it didn't care about the people around it because it finally found some food. So sad to hear it was killed. Thanks for sharing your garden with it, and the video with us. Nature is beautiful, I'll never understand why people hunt for sport.

[@juliawilson1291]

Why in the world would he be destroyed? God bless you for being kind to him.

[@Seleuce]

This deer may have had friendly experiences early in life with people (yes, this happenes). Maybe he was rescued as a fawn from private people who raised him for a while. Or his mother was tame and he learned to trust humans that way. Or he was ill/slightly mentally disabled. Could be many things. Shame they killed him.

[@HopyHop1]

+Seleuce This happens in areas where hunting is forbidden. Many times people end up feeding the deer or at least being near the animal without posing any danger to the deer. This is how some may lose their fear of humans or never develop it to begin with.

[@Seleuce]

Clyde Rembrandt Yes, I experienced this myself and really liked it for a change to have wild deer around me which were completely unbothered by my presence and ignored me like they would ignore a passing rabbit. (Happened in Zion National Park, great holiday, as well as in Japan). It could be another possible explanation for this animal.

[@alexkx8599]

A mentally ill deer or animal. That's funny. Weird but I would agree totally true. It is sad don't get me wrong but it's something people don't tend to think about because people don't normally think of animals being all that bright in comparison to humans in the first place.

[@billjoe39]

alex no excuse for killing it...

[@demiseemdemiseem9747]

Seleuce Who killed him? I didn't see any killing in the video

[@Kaidh9080]

Stay away from my zucchini!! 🤣🤣

[@gzhang207]

Thank you for providing him with food. In my area people use deer resistant plants to keep the separation.

[@wiseup8729]

what conservation department would this be? how do we contact them and complain? this is evil and should be posted on a petition website to expose the evil entity who uses our tax dollars to murder such a beautiful gentle creature. I am just livid.

[@seikibrian8641]

Vernon, BC, Canada.

[@wiseup8729]

***** they are pure evil and haters. This just broke my heart. How can such evil dirtbags get into office. Damn.

[@seikibrian8641]

Wise Up In my experience, game wardens, dog catchers, etc. aren't evil, aren't "haters," and aren't dirtbags; they're people doing a thankless job the best they can, following certain limitations imposed on them by regulations, and trying to keep the public safe while balancing the good of the wildlife. Moving this deer to a remote location may have been an ideal solution, but we don't know what other factors may have come into play here. One thing is almost certain, though: this deer had been fed by people before, and so lost its natural fear of humans; a fed dear is a dead deer, and it's those people who bear most of the responsibility.

[@billjoe39]

wise up...simple, they STEAL elections

[@billjoe39]

scaremongering again......poorly justifying authoritarian and hate filled, power hungry officials and their simple minded 'conservation' officers

[@capridragon33]

You've got to be joking. Why was it killed?

[@ratking2111]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoOOOO

[@sophiefilo16]

WTF? "Hey, you're way too friendly, so we're going to have to kill you..." Well...at least he got a good final meal... >:(

[@prashikjadhav3954]

Harambe needed someone

[@pitcantread2268]

Pigs. Pigs. BLamE AlL PIgS.

[@pitcantread2268]

I hate when people say *_bloody "insert something here_*

[@larrywexner4163]

idk whats more surprising, the friendly deer or the cat tolerating an intruder on its lawn.

[@savannahbutler5973]

Theirs a epidemic of cwd going on in the US .. It possible due to his boney frame and lack of fear he could be in the early stages ..

[@po4RP20361]

Not many people commenting about this deer being put down have any clue what you talking about apparently, I do and your right, it was most likely sick and would have died a slow miserable death. Some are them are so incredibly ignorant and their first response to their ignorance is to actually demean and wish death on other people! What irony

[@alanwayne7643]

Do you EVEN know what deer naturally look like in the wild?

[@badcornflakes6374]

@Frank Bonazza III it was in the early stages where you wouldn't see those signs such as drooling.

[@dwalker399]

I agree. That deer was in the early stages of it. Deer just don't walk up to people like their not even there. We had a large rack buck a few years ago that was in the late stages of cwd hanging around the house. Tongue hanging out,hair falling out,covered in flies,laying in the shade. Or in the shallow water of the pond during the hottest part of the day. And no fear of humans at all. This was in South Central Pa..

[@HELLios6]

Killed it? And they're called conservation officers?

[@billjoe39]

'conservation officer' > typical Orwellian fascist speak

[@LibertyLobotomy]

Exactly...

[@sirbattlecat]

They're concerned about the entire population in an area. If there are too many of one kind of animal in an area they will starve, inbreed and become diseased and the eco-system will break down as the entire chain of natural events has a link that gets overburdened.

[@gryphern]

Tame male deer in the U.S. hurt people. During the rut they will gore people with their antlers or slice with their hooftips, called hoofing. The largest number of people injured in national parks by animals are people hurt by tame deer. Therefore, very tame male deer are often killed to protect people from injury. By petting him instead of chasing him these people in this video are contributing to his culling.

[@Moonie95]

gryphern they could have put him in a contained area, he shouldn't be killed for trusting humans. That is so sad

[@Sahadi420]

Meanwhile, the deer's family was robbing the house..........

[@hannaramirez1595]

I was thinking the same thing hahhah

[@rainbow_wolf123animallover8]

Same

[@FacheChanteDeux]

Sahadi420 The deer thought he should have the food since they can go to the supermarket.

[@terbailey9978]

It wasn't invited for lunch

[@classicalnameless3608]

It looks like there's something wrong with it, n' for it to be fearless like that, isn't normal.

[@JacksonsMainAcc]

video gets recommended to me (2019) : "Aww, baby-.. this made my day so much more better, thanks youtube." > scrolls into the comment section, reads the description "Oh, thanks youtube :'D" -poor baby.. i'm glad he met you before he died :(.-

[@heavystarch100]

Unfortunately that seems to be man's solution for everything.

[@billjoe39]

only about 20% or so of the human race could be classified as sick, in that way.......most people are just too complacent, not evil/sick

[@WeeWeeJumbo]

'Oh, the peas? No prob, Bob'

[@pineconebliss]

What a bunch of beautiful beings! Thank you for sharing! It is truly disturbing that 'Conservation' officers 'destroy' animals. Ridiculous. May we all co~exist in peace and harmony. Many blissings family!

[@RusticInkAngelDesigns]

Absolutely gorgeous... and you can tell by his body language he feels you have a good spirit that you’re truly a good person... you are blessed to have this experience... I’m glad you appreciated this ...

[@ArionEquus]

Not sure exactly from what I am seeing. But based on his weight, his perceived age, and behavior. He may have not been in the best health. But either way. Thats really poor that 'conservation' officers killed this animal. The government shoves it's nose into many areas that it has little to no business. They're just overbearing pricks.

[@lizann4650]

Legion Red

[@violet2048]

There ya' go.

[@francisconti9085]

I'm not sure either, habitat constriction causes similar "if you can't beat them, join them" behavior..if he was healthy ,he was exploiting the benefits of living among people over deeper in limited wild space. Deer like peace, tranquility, routine & security

[@dovrancharyyev4018]

The deer is like, "whatever man, I am havin a good time! Don't bother me!"

[@scaffgal6626]

Hi USA!!! Canada here. I live in Edgewater, BC.... 10 kms north of Radium Hot Springs....about 1 1/2 hours north of the border in the rocky mountains. We have herds walking down our streets.... herds of wild turkey's..... the odd bear or two. Awesome!

[@superman92718]

Thank you for not shooting him. You are good people!

[@RSw00dcuttingPRO]

"GAH! a deer in our town, it will kill/hurt everyone" 7 bil people on this planet and we can't accept one deer that walks around in town? If we wan't a planet in harmony... Than we also have to accept the animals. We are suppose to follow the nature, not the other way around.. -.-

[@brumels1570]

Andre Hoiland Basically the deer was killed because it didn't fear people. Can u imagine this same excuse if applied to humans instead of deer?

[@billyW-d2j]

Yup, 7 billion people. Nothing wrong with that. 8 billion within next 5yrs. Nothing wrong with that.... I sense a larger issue.

[@billyW-d2j]

Tara Balestrino - I think you and I are in agreement.

[@trushbetold]

Overpopulation? LUL no such thing. Never understood how people can remove humans from nature, we ARE nature and that includes everything we do. I swear some people value animals and plants and shit more then they do human lives, its a suicidal way of thinking. I'm not out to kill shit, but if they are in the way of human progress so be it, I put humans before any other animal or plant life.

[@trushbetold]

Tara Balestrino - or maybe you were trying to argue that putting human life above animal and plant life is a bad thing? I really don't know since you didn't actually say, you just said the human race is a fuck up, called me ignorant and for some reason mentioned flat earth. You don't argue a position by making assumptions and putting words in someones mouth

[@candidethirtythree4324]

At our place in Colorado, I don't think any of the animals are scared of people. last week, some deer, antelope, and quail all walked up just a few yards from us. They looked at us then just kept eating! Flocks of wild turkey just saunter across the road, slow as they please while the cars wait for them to pass. The only animal I saw moving fast was a roadrunner...I think that is just the way they move, it wasn't because he was scared LOL.

[@whalesong999]

I'd say you are blessed! What a wonderful act of nature, and, road-runners are tops, such interesting birds!

[@BootyWarrior80892]

Antelope? 🤔

[@mykiscool]

Kelvin Price I have seen fat people tip them over though... Does that count?

[@Moonie95]

Wow I want to move there

[@MA-mh1vs]

That deer was sick. It had labored breathing when laying down, it was underweight as well. The lack of fear of humans could have been from being raised by a person but could have been cwd concidering the other symptoms and likely why it was destroyed.

[@Aikunle78]

The Deer: 'I am moving in'.

[@elpwahpo6649]

This deer is obviously stoned. It grazed the 'secret' part of the garden beforehand.

[@HEARTFULL_13]

There had to be a better solution. Anyways thank you for sharing this moment you had with it.

[@KellyMacgillberg]

Video was so sweet. Aftermath heartbreaking. They should fire the conservation offices and replace them with deer.

[@I_am16]

Destroy him? What do you mean destroy? Did they nuke the damn deer?

[@retro80s22]

What a set of total arsehole killing the deer ,they could of found a place that keeps deer on private enclosed land plenty people would of taken him on ....

[@Lorieellesh]

+retro80s Yes, I would be tempted to do something to those assholes who shot this deer. If I had a gun....just saying.

[@barclayreginald161]

They didn't care about relocating the deer when a couple bullets takes care if it. They choose the quick solution , rather than go to a bit of trouble making a couple phone calls and finding a place for the animal on reserve , and there are many if them.

[@retro80s22]

+Barclay Reginald well said I fully agree unnecessary killing

[@retro80s22]

+Noelle Jordan right there with you on that

[@trushbetold]

It sounds like you people don't have a clue how these things work, these things happen all the time with animal control. It's easy for people to say "someone should take care of it", funny how that someone is never you, its always someone else who should take that responsibility. They took the animal, kept it for a couple weeks and likely couldn't find a permanent home so it was put down, nothing evil or bad about it, welcome to reality.

[@brandonpatterson51]

My wife says gees that thing looks pregnant. Hahahahah. I said honey do you see those antlers. Hahahah

[@JohnnyjohnJ]

You can tell the deer wants to live there, its like hey human we can be buddies.

[@wabisabidingdong2178]

Calls deer pepperoni Expects deer to gaf about his zucchini

[@angelsunite7809]

The So Called Conservation Officers ......Need To Be FIRED From Their Jobs!!! These Innocent Deer Don't Deserve To Be Disrespected or Shot

[@luigimussolini5966]

Angels Unite Untrue wait till mating season arrives and this buck will fuck you up no lie

[@haruka6672]

The Soviet Bear I have seen what happens on mating season, right as hell

[@beetswayba8634]

It may have also had cwd. Its better to humanely kill the deer than to let it suffer slowly and die. Btw cwd is highly contagious to the same species

[@mayoluck]

Beetswayba ive seen humans with cpd, should we do the same🤔 i get what your saying but dont think for a moment it wont be done to us, maybe not in our life time...

[@michaelwinkelsas1580]

the deer showed no sign of that

[@Fartbox719]

"Conservation officers destroyed him" what a contradiction. So so sad.

[@paulschmidtke425]

craly.crotez wtf Why!!!!????

[@HurricaneHugues]

Do you not understand why they have to kill the deer?

[@marionrobertson3895]

@@HurricaneHugues I don't know if you know tell me mr smarty pants.There would have been an alternative stupid people.

[@HurricaneHugues]

@@marionrobertson3895 There weren't. The deer very clearly had Chronic Wasting Disease. Look that up. There were other reasons as well, but I'm not going to bother write all that when I've already answered a bunch of similar questions in the comment section. You can look up why Conservation Officers have to kill deers in certain situations

[@gtpcruiser02]

The Conservation officer doesn't know the meaning of the word "Conservation" which means to preserve and respect life.

[@dennism103]

Ahh raise him like a family dog. He's very friendly.

[@hipocampelofantocame]

"Conservation officers" are not what the name implies. Because it's a job, they often take the easy way out.

[@Bos742]

Malcolm MacLeod - You do realize that it's not personally the officers choice but rather the law and instruction given by the command and persons who are in charge of the program right?

[@hipocampelofantocame]

Bos742: Then the "command" and persons in charge are not doing their jobs well, but are simple bureaucrats taking the easy way out. They seem to have no feeling for wildlife, as they do in Europe. Surprising the difference.

[@iseestars5144]

Malcolm MacLeod

[@hipocampelofantocame]

I got my name, but no message.

[@Bos742]

Malcolm MacLeod - I couldn't agree more with what you wrote to me in your last reply... it's very disheartening and shameful for those of us who don't get to make the decisions and do what is right but get blamed for everything when the true idiot is the person being paid too much money with zero experience telling us how to do our jobs.

[@mrrottweiler1999]

Awww beautiful sight, you guys are kind folks God bless you all !

[@anniegreenwind971]

Why did they put it down?! They could have gave it to a wildlife refuge center or a sanctuary of some sort. I could understand if it was sick.

[@e.michelle2424]

Ha ha. I bet the buck said "Yeah, you didn't grow these antlers either, pal. Keep yer hands off!"

[@lo-rez]

Seeing the video title 😂🙂😍 Reading the description 😭😱🤬

[@andrewbarczak3921]

I think it was raised by humans.

[@Adohleas]

@Kelvin Price except Chronic wasting disease has multiple symptoms that are extremely easy to spot, I did not see any of those other symptoms. One symptom of not caring about other animals around it does not mean it has CWD.

[@ricksmith4405]

Jesus don't show him your weed plans Regan!!!

[@ricksmith4405]

I thing Reagan's been feeding that deer some Valium

[@JuggerGirl001]

THEY KILLED IT?!?! WTFFF

[@JuggerGirl001]

Xpresnvdy Lmaooo

[@oneworld9071]

It's said in Maryland that MD DNR's authority is essentially equal to US Marshals. I grew up on a friend's 297-acre turf farm...... one day he was hunting geese in the middle of 100 acre field when, from the treeline, appeared a DNR cop who'd cited him for hunting over bait. It was like Scotty beamed him down to that field from Starship Enterprise...... sod fields of course have tons of grass seed. The DNR cop told him they'd spotted him from aerial recon photos. I don't recall the outcome, but it did cost him quite a lot to get cleared.

[@combattacticsinstructor2903]

Where the hell did you get that fact from?!

[@verticalfracture]

read the description

[@williss11]

She'Myia Malone they should had taken the matter into their own hands instead of alerting the cops ^.^

[@ianrobertson5798]

I cannot believe the hard hearted killed this beautiful animal just for the hell of it

[@mahalaleelforever4806]

People killing babies all the time in the name of women's health so why would anyone care about a animal !

[@seanblack4749]

gunsand turbos not an abortion video.Get lost.

[@bacaw2856]

What people here don't get is that once an animal as big as this gets comfortable with humans, no amount of transporting and shooing it away will make it stop viewing people as a source of food. A buck will 9 times out of 10 absolutely *not* tolerate a pet animal that innocently tries to approach it and make friends, which leads to the pet getting trampled and emotional suffering for anyone involved. Once mating season comes they'll often become aggressive towards anyone that comes in their path, and this is a fact, not some conservationist bullshit that everyone seems to so hate. You have to realize that even a single event where someone gets injured by a wild animal, is always enough grounds for the elimination of said animal, since in a society the risks of having something this large and potentially dangerous around human habitat must outweigh the benefits. Believe me, even if they didn't hurt anyone or anyone's pet, there are multiple other nuisances they pose, damage to property being one for instance. If you have read this far, and haven't managed to keep the steam from coming out of your ears, remember what I said in my first sentence: They. Will. Come. Back. And. Cause. More. Problems. Hence, the only way to get rid of the problem is to kill the animal. As sad and angry it may make you, would it make you change your views if someone you knew got impaled by one of those antlers?

[@sieg317]

Your correct. The people that knew the deer came and transported it in a horse trailer back around the other side of the lake where it grew up around humans in sparse acreages . It showed up back by me on the more popular side of the lake. The deer was too friendly to be around beaches, people and houses etc..

[@annettejacobs3440]

I love the fact that you can pet the deer, but I worry about people seeing all dears is being that friendly and then get a deer kicked!

[@OneinEmilyon71]

"What are you doing in my garden? You didn't grow those..." LMAO. On a more serious note, why the hell would they kill him!? Poor baby!

[@jaredsworldoffishing9298]

The deers like: what are these people saying?.... ahh what ever

[@trinavalencia3528]

AWW THAT IS SO SWEET OF YOU TO FEED THE DEER AND HE IS BEHAVING LIKE HE IS YOUR DOG AND IF ANYONE THAT CARES ABOUT ANIMALS LIKE THAT IS ALRIGHT IN MY BOOK. KISSES.😍

[@davidcotten9893]

Dude this is awesome. Never seen something like this deer.

[@Jane_Snow_]

This deer was obviously is from a rescue and release. He is used to humans.

[@HurricaneHugues]

Not true. It's more likely to be Chronic Wasting Disease.

[@paramjitmaan]

It's a shame of the conservation officers killed it. What kind of fucking conservation they do then??

[@picklerix6162]

"Venison is the freezer" conservation?

[@PyroNinja713]

Conservation is not the same as preservation. It's all about maintaining a reasonable population that's ultimately the best for the ecosystem. If deer are foraging in people's yards there's not enough food available for the current population, thus you lower it. Otherwise the deer just die slowly on the sides of roads because they desperately and foolishly try to cross it for resources.

[@FunkSoulBrother7]

The deer wasn't killed, he was destroyed

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

Da Vo. /// What's the difference then?

[@SteveKasian]

+hyacinthdibley2: Sarcasm, perhaps?

[@Gently469]

This deer obeyed all of his commands as though he understood

[@AventureOiseauxNature]

it's awful to have killed such a nice harmless beast., I am very shocked. I signed up for your channel 👍

[@ablue5419]

Aventure Nature / Serge Tonietto-Giguère the beast is not the deer the beasts are some people.

[@farnoushkay6385]

Why on earth they kill him? What is wrong with people?!

[@bethlehem5891]

How beaitifull and amazing that he did not run away :)

[@madisonpure4090]

The officers who killed this poor animal should be ashamed

[@wayne-brock7515]

At my Mom's and step Dad's house, they have like 5 Deers walking in their yard and my Step Dad actually feeds them either out of his hand or he'll lay out food for them to eat. They still get pretty spooked, but after a few months or more, they recognize my Step Dad and knows he's no threat. There is a little boy deer that is slowly growing out his antlers. It looks like 2 bumps, so cute.

[@skyhigh33716]

hate when humans feels they are superior and take the decison on destroying these beautiful masterpieces...who are we to feel this way?....animals have so much to teach us.....we humans are the worst ever happen to EARTH

[@alsatful]

but they are delicious

[@freddy_boi_5642]

Lol Going to hunt it anyways

[@hadjerguerzize2011]

chris venegas Indeed, I agree with you, that what I say all the time

[@soupafleye]

animals deserve so much better

[@rightaxlebroken4835]

but your a human

[@raptureready5004]

conservation officers murdered this wonderful creature? right back at them seven fold per Jesus holy name I pray...

[@amandabarlow6190]

Halo4Lyf Don't you ever put god's name into such a hateful comment. That is not right.

[@Halo4Lyf]

Amanda Barlow He was praying for human beings to be murdered over the death of a deer. He's a fucking lunatic. I have bad things to say about such people, much like I do child molesters and people who talk at the theater.

[@TuberoseKisser]

=_=

[@amandabarlow6190]

Halo4Lyf Two wrongs don't make a right -_-

[@Halo4Lyf]

Amanda Barlow I do not acknowledge that I did anything wrong in this matter.

[@TheRagingTechni]

Animal: *Exists* Human: The world isn't big enough for both of us.

[@Phelan666]

*Immediately* before the video started, someone said "hold my beer."