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November 11/17/13, 02:07:25 PM

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Ax Saves Drowning Deer
:reporter; Video: Hunters Use Ax to Save Antler-locked, Drowning Deer :popcorn:

November 12, 2013

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Live, antler-locked deer are an uncommon sight for hunters, but they frequently have the courtesy to be on dry land for outdoorsmen looking to lend a hand. In the video below, an Indiana hunter and son came across an antler-locked buck struggling with its deceased opponent in what appears to be a small lake. As the deer desperately tried to keep its head above the water, the Andersons gave the entangled antlers a few whacks from an ax to free the live buck.


We attempted to reach Charlie Anderson—who is a veterinarian—for an interview, but was told that he is currently still on vacation. It is, after all, deer season.




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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Lm8Pll3CTc#t=23[/youtube]
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