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Deer Stampede
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Category: Native Animal

This happened up in New Brunswick, Canada if I remember correctly - you can see the hunter (or whatever he was doing up there) off to the left later in the video.  I've never seen this many deer in one place at one time in the wild.  Don't know what all the background noise was.

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Author:leatherneck Comment Left:07/17/2009 09:14

I've seen groups of 30-40 back in P.A. at nightime eating in soybean fields and such but never seen anything like that.  Wonder if it's real?

Author:wohalliburton Comment Left:07/17/2009 11:49

It could always have been 'photoshopped', but I can't see any clear evidence of that.  And, that would have to have been some work too!  The only thing I could think of why something like thiis would happen would be if that's a large cutover in the middle of the Canadian 'big woods' during the dead of winter, then deer might come from all around to get what food they could get from the undergrowth.

Author:LSmith6749 Comment Left:07/17/2009 13:39

Tell you one thing! Might be worth the risk being a buck in that area! Talk about all the girlfirends you wanted!

Author:hornhunter Comment Left:07/17/2009 19:46

Don't believe that I saw one antler in all of that. It was taken in a logging area. If you look, you can see stacks of cut tember.

Author:The Feeder Helper Guy Comment Left:07/19/2009 16:51

Looks like a caribou migration.