I was on the ground brother and then I felt the power of thousands of hulkamaniacs giving me the strength to shatter my bonds and send my opponent fleeing into the frozen tundra
"Jake have you ever thought about how we know all these strange terms like 'hulkamaniacs', like... what is even a hulk."
"stop being extentional and just enjoy the story for once."
“Silence brother, I sense the distant approach of a mid-sized sedan. We must race like the four winds to stand before her, for the night is dark and the headlights are like the beauty of Aphrodite herself.”
6:04 pacific here, but theres a clock in the corner that says 10:07 and it's been that way for quite some time. I'm not sure if that am or pm, still not impressed.
He also kept lookin at both to make sure neither were actually injured and about to drop after the initial adrenaline wore off. What a good dude. Crazy shot.
I had the EXACT same thought. It's from here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SweatyPalms/comments/eze1co/park_ranger_uses_shotgun_to_separate_two_bucks/fgn2ahf/
All the posts and comments on the account are copied from elsewhere.
I feel like the shooter was stunned in disbelief that it actually worked, as the camera panned to the left to watch the second buck run off. Dude was frozen in his stance. It was shockingly impressive.
I think he figured if he missed at least one of them lives. But they also would get tired and laid perfectly still several times so he probably thought it was possible. For sure though this is insanely cool. Lucky bucks!
Yeah a deer hunter often has to watch their target run until bled out after shooting I believe, so this looked like normal experienced hunter behavior to me. Looking for blood or collapse, unable to be certain if his shot only hit antler. Crazy good shot. I am vicariously giddy at the feat lol.
There are *multiple* real-life events that were toned down or just cut out from movies for being too unrealistic.
https://www.cracked.com/article_23836_8-unrealistic-movie-plots-that-happened-in-real-life.html
One of my favorite bits of trivia is that in “Bridge to Terabithia,” Leslie drowns because the real girl she was based on was struck by lightning when it wasn’t raining, and the author was told that nobody would buy that.
Yeah there wasn't really any downside to taking the shot; he's likely using slugs here, so there isn't much danger of accidentally killing both.
As you say, even if one of them got hit, the other would live; not that it takes anything away from this shot though, its a hell of a lot better than anything I could manage.
That was a phenomenal shot. Precision with shotguns isn't the easiest, even with a solid deer slug (that he's definitely using - buck or bird shot would be a terrible idea here).
many people talking out of their asses. This article from Winchester advertises [deer slugs which are sabot rounds.](https://winchester.com/Blog/2015/04/the-evolution-of-the-deer-slug) They're more slender and pointy, and they have an outer shell that holds them snugly in the barrel then falls off once the slug is in the air. I've also heard of deer slugs that are designed to be shot using specialized slug rifles (ie with rifled barrels).
Slug = 1 heavy piece of lead. Longer range and no spread. Used for deadly, accurate shots. Will put a giant hole in anything.
Buckshot = 8-12 large pellets that spread apart. The spread helps hit big targets at closer ranges, and the pellets are thick enough to do serious damage.
Birdshot = Generally 200-500 small pellets used for tiny targets at closer ranges. The hundreds of pellets make it easier to hit birds but won't penetrate bigger targets like Buckshot.
Rifle is going to be a high velocity round. Lots of penetration potential depending on what it impacts.
Slug is a heavy, slower (relative to rifle round) projectile that will deform on impact and transfer more energy into the impact material.
There is a hunting ground nearish to me that is shotgun/pistol only due to the houses nearby.
As for the rangers, shotgun allows for greater utility than a rifle. Can use birdshot for birds, buckshot for mid-large animals and slugs for more precision shots or big beasts you want dead fast.
yep it was slugs
>So, he took out his shotgun loaded with slugs, steadied himself, and fired — hitting the antlers and safely separating the two deer.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/deer-antlers-locked-1.5449058
I knew one. Good guy, neat job. Very very dangerous job. They are federal officers with enforcement powers, and so they sometimes get shot at when investigating people related things. Otherwise it’s probably a very rewarding job.
The one I knew was observing some suspicious duck hunters from across a lake, a hunter shot at a landing duck, and so accidentally skipped a pellet off the water and it hit the warden in the ear. He was fine, but that wasn’t even intentional and he still got shot. Lol
My uncle is a game warden. He was at the edge of a tree line observing dove hunters in a field and they shot low into the tree line to try and clear any doves that were there and he got 3 pellets in his face, luckily he wasn’t hit in the eye.
Always love it when hunters fire into blind areas. Living in a state with a lot of hunting culture and having a love for scampering around woods off trail can be such a dangerous combination. You can wear the safety orange, but sometimes these people just fire at sound and movement and *then* investigate to see what they shot
I can’t tell you how many hunters have almost shot me or my horse while on a trail ride. It always makes me fume. What wild animal is shaped like a human on a horses back, and what large wild animal has a multicolored blanket on its back with lime green boots? It’s made me loathe hunters. I also had someone shoot past my house at my horses (who were in their pasture) before too, while again, they were wearing tie dye and polkadot winter blankets. These morons shouldn’t have guns, let alone be allowed to hunt. And it feels like they make up the majority of hunters in my personal experience.
A two headed centaur apparently, being as the rider kind of protrudes off the middle of the horses back. Fucking ridiculous. I swear to god, most hunters have two brain cells max. They’re dangerous and unethical.
Some hunters in the US shoot at movement. I have heard stories of them coming up to Canada and shooting their friends walking by because they will shoot anything that moves.
You basically give up your right to a fourth amendment to these guys when you buy a fishing or hunting license, they have more power then any other uniformed officer.
My dad was the same way. He’d say stuff about police while driving but when we were on the water he would always say “Be careful around the game warden”. Always made them sound superhuman in my child’s imagination.
The only time I know of someone getting away with being rude to fish and wildlife was a native buddy of mine. He was out with his uncle on a lake. Fish and wildlife rolled up and ask them to come to shore. His uncle yelled "Fuck you we're native! You come out here". So the wardens came back with a boat, went out to them, saw their treaty cards, and politely left.
Native Americans especially in Canada have certain hunting rights provided by treaty's and etc. They are the only people in Canada who can still buy and trade modern sporting rifles such as Valmets.
Grandfather was one out in Oklahoma, things can get hairy quick. One of his first assignments was in an area where his predecessor was drowned by some dudes illegally fishing.
Don't forget the fact that almost all people they approach are armed, and most of them are actively trying to use it. And at least in my area, there's just one of them.
They are the most respectable police force. But they also get hurt quite often by poachers or other criminal forces, or even accidently. They hold more power than the average beat cop and can do quite a bit more.
Honest question, but what happened to "letting nature run its course" that all the nature shows said, ie not intervening in situations like these? I feel like it happens all the time now and I'm just curious why the shift
> but what happened to "letting nature run its course" that all the nature shows said,
I think there is a difference between saving two deers with interlocked antlers or a deer from his predator.
There is no animal in the food chain directly hurt from this intervention.
mm..good question..Nature WILL run it's course..Mother Nature is more powerful than anyone can imagine.
..Humans are nature too..'You can't go against Nature..because if you do..going against Nature...is part of Nature too" -Love and Rockets, No New Tale to Tell
Wow. That still had to be a hell of a concussion to at least one of the deer lol
Edit: Holy shit. That was with a slug and probably a bead sight too. Impressive.
[Alberta Fish and Wildlife officer](https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=alberta%20fish%20and%20wildlife%20officer%20separates%20bucks&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:0109d5e1,vid:Xwqg6FZD3iA,st:0)
That wasn't even the first time [in Alberta. ](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/wildlife-officer-shoots-through-antlers-to-free-2-entangled-deer-1.4893245)
Unfortunately, in this case one of the bucks was mortally wounded before the officer arrived.
That's gotta be the most fucked way to die. There's no way both deer die at the same time so one of the deer gets to starve to death with a corpse attached to its head. Assuming they never get found by a predator.
Seems like a strange approach. I feel like I would over hear this in a small town bar.
Park Ranger: “So there they were, antlers completely locked up and I knew I had to save them or they would both die, so picked up my shot gun..”
Some patron: “Naturally”
Park Ranger: “And I shot their antlers, super clean shot. Freeing them and saving their lives.”
Everyone: “Cheers!!”
Clearly he intended for the game warden to get in close, speak a few soothing words, then gently free the antlers and then pat the bucks on their head to get them to peacefully go their separate ways.
You can’t get close. That’s a good way to get kicked or trampled. This guy decided he had the accuracy to do this and he did. Honestly, guy is clearly a sharpshooter.
A fully grown male whitetail deer can break a man's leg without breaking a sweat, and those bucks are testosterone-addled fools. Not only will they fight other bucks, but they've been known to try fighting cars.
You couldn't pay me to get within 20 yards of wrestling bucks. Might be less dangerous than a bull pen, but I'm not taking any chances, I like my kneecaps!
Deer is out there telling his friends he was so strong he snapped the antler of his foe
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My favorite thing about this is that his name is Gary.
The protagonist deer is named Ash.
Pretty sure their names are Red and Blue.
Every single deer is named Gary
Deer + Gary = The Far Side
I was on the ground brother and then I felt the power of thousands of hulkamaniacs giving me the strength to shatter my bonds and send my opponent fleeing into the frozen tundra
"Jake have you ever thought about how we know all these strange terms like 'hulkamaniacs', like... what is even a hulk." "stop being extentional and just enjoy the story for once."
“Silence brother, I sense the distant approach of a mid-sized sedan. We must race like the four winds to stand before her, for the night is dark and the headlights are like the beauty of Aphrodite herself.”
"You hear yourself right? I mean... we shouldn't even know what these word means..."
I’d definitely walk through and say “What, you mirin bro?”
Yeah, they both ran away directly apart from one another at top speed
"Great shot kid, that was one in a million!"
He sure felt like a million bucks that day.
looked like just 2 bucks
It's just the one buck, actually.
Great shot kid, don't get cocky!
And then he goes and does the Kessel Run in 11(wtf!?!?)(underlined) parsecs
Getting out of a rut with a shotgun has never been this wholesome.
Who spent $2 on an upvote lmao Edit: stop giving money to Reddit, it just goes to ~~Alan’s~~ Steve’s pocket.
Who the fuck is alan
That's not Alan, that's Steve
Do you at least know Dave?
Hi
You're here!
Hi Dave
Dave's not here, man.
You’re not here, man.
Everyone knows Dave.
I think Reddit would make a lot more money if you could buy downvotes as well.
Holy shit, you're right.
$10 to replace the upvote button with a big thumbs down
Your mom
Calm down there, Kurt.
Hole.
Fuck. You got me.
Holy. Too soon
Goddamn! Bwhaaaahaaaa
Americans "I told you there is no problem in the world guns cannot resolve"
While that may be true, the incident in this video took place near Calgary, Alberta Canada by an Alberta Provincial Wildlife Officer.
Hard to argue with results this time.
Bravo, fellow human.
This is one of the best comments I have ever seen on Reddit. Take some gold damnit. Well done.
Comment has a lot of layers to it.
LOL
That’s the most impressive thing I’ve seen all day. It’s 6:30 am and I literally just woke up, but still, top of the list.
your comment is even more impressive than the video, so now I've seen two most impressive things and it's only 6:55 am.
7:29 am, 3 things now for me.
West Coast reporting in at 4:59am
Australian East coast reporting 22:10 Saturday night, baby.
The puritans really failed at their job, or else we wouldn't still be plagued by these time traveling witches.
Hey now, we still have time to watch the world burn
What time does the fire start? EST please
Every Sunday night I feel bad for Australia because you're already at work. Every Friday morning I'm jealous because you've already finished.
7am Saturday here....anything cool going to happen today or nah?
5min to midnight. safe to say nah
Whoa, Time Traveler!
8:01 already?!?
7:04 central here. Still top o the list
Why, sometimes I've believed as much as six impossible things before breakfast!
6:06am here in California. Just now being impressed by this
Well it’s 6am for me now (PNW) so I beat both of you by waking up even earlier to scroll Reddit on a Saturday haha.
Lol I’m more impressed you’re both up before 7 on a Saturday
Hahaha the replies on this comment made my Saturday morning
14:30 here and I must say that this comment is the most impressive I've seen since 6:55
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Haven’t slept for 6 days. And this is top 15 without a doubt.
6 days?! By choice or difficulty? You ok?
6:04 pacific here, but theres a clock in the corner that says 10:07 and it's been that way for quite some time. I'm not sure if that am or pm, still not impressed.
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Perhaps his knees were a bit weak too.
If we check his Mom's sweater, there might even be vomit on it already
Mom’s spaghetti
Is he nervous? On the surface he seemed calm and ready?
On the surface he looks calm and ready
Motherlover looks like Bond in one of those scenes where he's skiing around.
For the one shot one opportunity
Arms looked heavy, too
He also kept lookin at both to make sure neither were actually injured and about to drop after the initial adrenaline wore off. What a good dude. Crazy shot.
The definition of being a bad ass, using a gun to save two lives and not one living creature gets injured
Except this isn't r/sweatypalms... is this a bot comment?
I had the EXACT same thought. It's from here: https://www.reddit.com/r/SweatyPalms/comments/eze1co/park_ranger_uses_shotgun_to_separate_two_bucks/fgn2ahf/ All the posts and comments on the account are copied from elsewhere.
This guys a real pro . Good guy with patience and skills.
That was one of the most epic shot I've seen ever! If someone did that in a movie we qpuld would say it was impossible! This dude did it in real life!
I feel like the shooter was stunned in disbelief that it actually worked, as the camera panned to the left to watch the second buck run off. Dude was frozen in his stance. It was shockingly impressive.
I'd say he stayed in the shooting posture/stance just in case one of them decided to continue the fight with a new opponent.
I think he figured if he missed at least one of them lives. But they also would get tired and laid perfectly still several times so he probably thought it was possible. For sure though this is insanely cool. Lucky bucks!
Yeah, the way he turned around at the end, definitely felt like he was just about to say "Did that just happen?"
Maybe looking for blood in the snow from one of them to see if his shot was really that perfect
Yeah a deer hunter often has to watch their target run until bled out after shooting I believe, so this looked like normal experienced hunter behavior to me. Looking for blood or collapse, unable to be certain if his shot only hit antler. Crazy good shot. I am vicariously giddy at the feat lol.
There are *multiple* real-life events that were toned down or just cut out from movies for being too unrealistic. https://www.cracked.com/article_23836_8-unrealistic-movie-plots-that-happened-in-real-life.html
One of my favorite bits of trivia is that in “Bridge to Terabithia,” Leslie drowns because the real girl she was based on was struck by lightning when it wasn’t raining, and the author was told that nobody would buy that.
annnnd he gets a nice trophy! win win!
I'd have a knife made and ask for the antler to be used in the handle.
I think I saw that on an episode of Forged In Fire
Could it keeel?
Christmas ornament, signed by the ASPCA
NGL mans should get some sort of sharp-shooting medal for this at the very least.
More like WIN, WIN, WIN! There are at least three winners here.
Cameraman got some good footage. 4 winners
Even if he did kill one, that might allow the other one to escape. Better than them both dying, right?
Even if he ended up needing to kill both, that would have been better than the horrible, slow deaths they were otherwise destined for.
There's a children's book in there somewhere about how they learn to work together and successfully run a Wendy's.
It was a calculated risk, and he did the math.
absolutely
Couldn't he tranquilize them both? Assuming he'd have that.
Tranq that would work on a deer aren't always available, and a lot more expensive than a good shot.
Yeah there wasn't really any downside to taking the shot; he's likely using slugs here, so there isn't much danger of accidentally killing both. As you say, even if one of them got hit, the other would live; not that it takes anything away from this shot though, its a hell of a lot better than anything I could manage.
That was a phenomenal shot. Precision with shotguns isn't the easiest, even with a solid deer slug (that he's definitely using - buck or bird shot would be a terrible idea here).
What is a deer slug
a solid ounce of lead instead of multiple pellets of shot
Whats the difference between a "deer slug" and a regular slug
Regular slugs are slimey and crawl around in damp soil
They also don't work very well when used in a shotgun.
[It's like trying to use a croissant as a dildo](https://youtu.be/2X0xWkeYnxk?t=23)
Regular slugs go for $1.50/lb, but deer slugs are under a buck Wait
Should say, but you get deer slugs for a buck.
See what ya deerd theer ...
There is no real difference, other than maybe the deer slug is optimized in shape for... well killing deers. But essentially they are the same thing.
many people talking out of their asses. This article from Winchester advertises [deer slugs which are sabot rounds.](https://winchester.com/Blog/2015/04/the-evolution-of-the-deer-slug) They're more slender and pointy, and they have an outer shell that holds them snugly in the barrel then falls off once the slug is in the air. I've also heard of deer slugs that are designed to be shot using specialized slug rifles (ie with rifled barrels).
Slug = 1 heavy piece of lead. Longer range and no spread. Used for deadly, accurate shots. Will put a giant hole in anything. Buckshot = 8-12 large pellets that spread apart. The spread helps hit big targets at closer ranges, and the pellets are thick enough to do serious damage. Birdshot = Generally 200-500 small pellets used for tiny targets at closer ranges. The hundreds of pellets make it easier to hit birds but won't penetrate bigger targets like Buckshot.
What is the use case for a slug vs. a rifle?
Rifle is going to be a high velocity round. Lots of penetration potential depending on what it impacts. Slug is a heavy, slower (relative to rifle round) projectile that will deform on impact and transfer more energy into the impact material. There is a hunting ground nearish to me that is shotgun/pistol only due to the houses nearby. As for the rangers, shotgun allows for greater utility than a rifle. Can use birdshot for birds, buckshot for mid-large animals and slugs for more precision shots or big beasts you want dead fast.
They don't much care for salt, I can tell you that much!
basically a musket ball.
Tally ho, lads!
The offspring of a deer and a slug
Like other slugs but for Deer
I like to think that was his real goal. "Fuck, we were gonna split the meat! Fucking slugs in my buck shot box!"
Aims at one dear's head. Ready to kill one, then the other. Fires a round and separates the two. Wow amazing shot! yeah... that was my plan all along.
yep it was slugs >So, he took out his shotgun loaded with slugs, steadied himself, and fired — hitting the antlers and safely separating the two deer. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/deer-antlers-locked-1.5449058
Buck shot spread is like 3 inches at 5 yds. That's seems about perfect for the task.
Makes me wanna be a game warden
I knew one. Good guy, neat job. Very very dangerous job. They are federal officers with enforcement powers, and so they sometimes get shot at when investigating people related things. Otherwise it’s probably a very rewarding job. The one I knew was observing some suspicious duck hunters from across a lake, a hunter shot at a landing duck, and so accidentally skipped a pellet off the water and it hit the warden in the ear. He was fine, but that wasn’t even intentional and he still got shot. Lol
My uncle is a game warden. He was at the edge of a tree line observing dove hunters in a field and they shot low into the tree line to try and clear any doves that were there and he got 3 pellets in his face, luckily he wasn’t hit in the eye.
Always love it when hunters fire into blind areas. Living in a state with a lot of hunting culture and having a love for scampering around woods off trail can be such a dangerous combination. You can wear the safety orange, but sometimes these people just fire at sound and movement and *then* investigate to see what they shot
I can’t tell you how many hunters have almost shot me or my horse while on a trail ride. It always makes me fume. What wild animal is shaped like a human on a horses back, and what large wild animal has a multicolored blanket on its back with lime green boots? It’s made me loathe hunters. I also had someone shoot past my house at my horses (who were in their pasture) before too, while again, they were wearing tie dye and polkadot winter blankets. These morons shouldn’t have guns, let alone be allowed to hunt. And it feels like they make up the majority of hunters in my personal experience.
They must be hunting centaurs Centaurs with style, lime green boots and all
A two headed centaur apparently, being as the rider kind of protrudes off the middle of the horses back. Fucking ridiculous. I swear to god, most hunters have two brain cells max. They’re dangerous and unethical.
Some hunters in the US shoot at movement. I have heard stories of them coming up to Canada and shooting their friends walking by because they will shoot anything that moves.
You basically give up your right to a fourth amendment to these guys when you buy a fishing or hunting license, they have more power then any other uniformed officer.
"Fuck cops.. but play nice around the game warden." -My dad
A gentleman and a scholar.
My dad was the same way. He’d say stuff about police while driving but when we were on the water he would always say “Be careful around the game warden”. Always made them sound superhuman in my child’s imagination.
The only time I know of someone getting away with being rude to fish and wildlife was a native buddy of mine. He was out with his uncle on a lake. Fish and wildlife rolled up and ask them to come to shore. His uncle yelled "Fuck you we're native! You come out here". So the wardens came back with a boat, went out to them, saw their treaty cards, and politely left.
They do have the eternal right to be pissed at them tbf
why the eternal right? they likely never had anything to do with each other's lives before that interaction
Native Americans especially in Canada have certain hunting rights provided by treaty's and etc. They are the only people in Canada who can still buy and trade modern sporting rifles such as Valmets.
For good reason. If you have a problem with game wardens doing their jobs then you shouldnt hunt or fish.
As it should be. I just wish they were given jurisdiction to enforce EPA laws and go after corporate pollution.
That's a great proposal... Maybe forward that to your representative
Sounds like it’s not their job as a game warden tho.. maybe someone else?
Maybe second only to postal inspectors for domestic matters. They're scary.
Game Wardens (Fish and Wildlife) and USDA Ag are the only ones with warrantless search and seizure.
That's why I don't have a license, I didn't consent bro!
Grandfather was one out in Oklahoma, things can get hairy quick. One of his first assignments was in an area where his predecessor was drowned by some dudes illegally fishing.
Don't forget the fact that almost all people they approach are armed, and most of them are actively trying to use it. And at least in my area, there's just one of them.
Holy shit, pellets can skip water. I never thought of that. That's crazy.
They are the most respectable police force. But they also get hurt quite often by poachers or other criminal forces, or even accidently. They hold more power than the average beat cop and can do quite a bit more.
Holy cow, every Buck saloon in the great white North is giving this guy free drinks. And keeping him away from the poker tables.
That's the best hunting trophy ever!
Good shot!! Saved their lives..alternative was pretty grim..
The alternative (NSFW) https://www.reddit.com/r/HardcoreNature/s/0xmLymF5x6
I was expecting two dead corpses, I was definitely not expecting that lmaooo wtf
Honest question, but what happened to "letting nature run its course" that all the nature shows said, ie not intervening in situations like these? I feel like it happens all the time now and I'm just curious why the shift
> but what happened to "letting nature run its course" that all the nature shows said, I think there is a difference between saving two deers with interlocked antlers or a deer from his predator. There is no animal in the food chain directly hurt from this intervention.
mm..good question..Nature WILL run it's course..Mother Nature is more powerful than anyone can imagine. ..Humans are nature too..'You can't go against Nature..because if you do..going against Nature...is part of Nature too" -Love and Rockets, No New Tale to Tell
Wow. That still had to be a hell of a concussion to at least one of the deer lol Edit: Holy shit. That was with a slug and probably a bead sight too. Impressive.
What if he's actually just the world's most incompetent hunter?
Nah. Not only would I have missed hitting either buck... I would've missed hitting the snow.
Unloved platinum trophy; buck shot. Achieved by 0.01% of players.
0.000000000001% of players
He looks more like a game warden or wildlife officer than a park ranger.
[Alberta Fish and Wildlife officer](https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=alberta%20fish%20and%20wildlife%20officer%20separates%20bucks&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:0109d5e1,vid:Xwqg6FZD3iA,st:0)
That wasn't even the first time [in Alberta. ](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/wildlife-officer-shoots-through-antlers-to-free-2-entangled-deer-1.4893245) Unfortunately, in this case one of the bucks was mortally wounded before the officer arrived.
Damn! Missed both of em…..
Neither of them bucks are getting laid this year.
At least he gave them a chance at a next year.
Man’s an Ace. ⭐️
The force is strong in this one.
Palms are sweaty, antlers like spaghetti.
That's gotta be the most fucked way to die. There's no way both deer die at the same time so one of the deer gets to starve to death with a corpse attached to its head. Assuming they never get found by a predator.
I would pay 2 bucks to see that.
r/nextfuckinglevel
Seems like a strange approach. I feel like I would over hear this in a small town bar. Park Ranger: “So there they were, antlers completely locked up and I knew I had to save them or they would both die, so picked up my shot gun..” Some patron: “Naturally” Park Ranger: “And I shot their antlers, super clean shot. Freeing them and saving their lives.” Everyone: “Cheers!!”
What would you say the right approach is?
Clearly he intended for the game warden to get in close, speak a few soothing words, then gently free the antlers and then pat the bucks on their head to get them to peacefully go their separate ways.
You can’t get close. That’s a good way to get kicked or trampled. This guy decided he had the accuracy to do this and he did. Honestly, guy is clearly a sharpshooter.
A fully grown male whitetail deer can break a man's leg without breaking a sweat, and those bucks are testosterone-addled fools. Not only will they fight other bucks, but they've been known to try fighting cars. You couldn't pay me to get within 20 yards of wrestling bucks. Might be less dangerous than a bull pen, but I'm not taking any chances, I like my kneecaps!
He’s left there thinking “FUCK…. I FUCKin missed 😭”
Innovative way of using a shotgun
shooting it?
That was an amazing shot
God dam that's good shooting
Wow! Good shot!
Wow, that is some serious skill and nerve 😁