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peanut
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S40/yeti setup. The way this deer is streaching reminds me of an old swayback horse :laughing :laughing And a few others.
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Best i remember this is the first time i've caught the feeder going off.
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That is one odd looking posture on that doe.
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Very nice photos. That doe sure is interesting.
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After laying down for a while the stretch like that after getting up. Nice buck too!
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Willy wrote:That is one odd looking posture on that doe.
LOL looks like she has been road hard! :lao

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Nice pictures Peanut, looks like they are being well fed :awesome
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Pics are nice but something is missing in them . . . there's no snow!
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That doe looks like a cross with a mule ! :what?
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