Baby deer a year after the rescue and release
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2016
- I have received many questions about the baby deer that I rescued in my documented video that I filmed last year, so I wanted to answer your most asked questions and show you how the deer family is doing now. I have filmed them a few more times, they are doing great, and they are still around.
Thank you very much for all your support, kind words and love.
To those who feel sad the deer doesn't recognize the humans and dogs who rescued her is a compliment to those very people who carefully released the young deer at such an age that she or he is not trustful of humans who would hunt her or mistake dogs for wolves that are their predators. These wonderful folks gave the fawn her life back and with her timely return to the wild she will have the skills to survive since he made sure the deer was released to her herd and learned from them how to survive on her next journey.
Invaluable act done by you as a human. God bless you! .
Well done 👏 x
Raising a baby deer and teaching it to fear humans is a difficut thing to do. Congratulations on a sucessful release.
Wonderful story thank you for sharing
I love how gracefully they jumped over that fence
Me too
55 years ago... oh boy, so long ago, my brother and sister brought home a deer they thought had been abandoned. The mother had actually just left it hidden while she went to eat. We had him in our kitchen on blankets, our dog laid with him, we fed a special blend of milk from a bottle as you did. His mother would come to the end of our driveway and call (like a sheep) for him. He sadly didn't quite get that this was his mother and come romping back. We never caged him or restrained him and we didn't have the predators that you do. He grew up running through the hills with my brother and sister and me and our dog. He grew antlers which was when we took him to the Santa Cruz Mountains to a huge piece of property (hundreds of priavetly owned acres) and left him. He was left at a cabin with a man who he knew and who kept an eye on him. Every week for a month we would go back and call him and he would come bouncing back down the mountain. The last visit we called and called and he didn't come. Then we saw him up on the ridge with a doe!! We were so happy he had found his way back to nature. I'm a teacher now and share this story often telling my students, never take an animal from nature. Always call the wildlife rescue people to come help. The goal is not to make a pet out of anything wild but to get it back into the wild. I'm going to save your videos for our first rainy day at school and share it with my students! Thank you!
Barbara Jerabek I hear you, but here by me the game and fish people have connections with veterinarians that have regular people they know who'll nurse these critters back to health and then set them free. My sister is one of those people they call. Nuturing anything from deer, raccoons to opposums and skunk babies.
On the one hand it’s a little sad she doesn’t act like she recognizes you, but on the other it’s a wonderful thing because that will help her stay safe! Bittersweet.
I am sure baby remembers you. But momma says be wary of all humans. However it is safe to eat flowers out of THIS human's garden! 😁
Согласна! 😁
I enjoyed your chronicle of rehabbing the fawn. We are federally licensed as a private wildlife rehabilitation facility and rehab wild birds of prey. We have rehabbed a variety of owls, hawks, kestrels, peregrines, kites, vultures, and even an eagle--mostly adult birds. Two years ago we had a very young red-tailed hawk nestling as one of our charges. This bird had no physical damage such as injuries sustained in a vehicular strike or even any disease. It was merely taken from its nest by people thinking it had been abandoned. This resulted in some imprinting--something with which we had never had to deal. We cared for it but also had to live-prey test it and incorporate other activities in an effort to "teach" it not to depend on us. Time went on and Ruby, the red-tailed hawk, really needed to be released. Although she flew free, she kept coming back and stalking us to be fed. She literally watched the house, our screened porch, when I took the dogs out in the morning. She would land on the roof and squawk to announce she was hungry. Yes, she had turned into a teenager hawk; I fully expected her to ask for the car keys next. Normally, a rehabbed bird is released in the same area where it was found since they mate for life and have their own territory. Ruby, being a baby, had no mate or territory and was freed at our house which was the correct habitat for her. Once she was released, we began receiving feedback of "Ruby sightings" from friends in the area. She seemed to be thriving. Since we had documented her journey with frequent Facebook updates to friends and family, everyone around seemed to follow her progress. There were several who attempted to take pictures of Ruby in their backyard and would report if they saw her hunting successfully. This was three years ago. Recently we had a Ruby sighting of our own. She returned for a brief visit, perhaps to just check in with us, squawk, see if we had a live mouse for her, and then...she was off again. If you do see an injured animal, be sure to research what to do and consult your area's wildlife rehabilitation center to be sure your actions are appropriate for the situation. I applaud honeysada's efforts to help this fawn but more importantly return it to the fold where it belongs. Too often humans, with the best intentions, try to make pets of wildlife to protect them. It is far better to allow them to live the life for which they were created and remain free. Lovely success story here. Thank you for what you have done for this deer.
I love your comment
He is near Yellowstone National Park, he was featured in Huff Post CZcams channel for anyone who want to know.
The fact the stops and looks back at you :) says enough. Top man.
Sir, you don´t need to explain notihing to the people that just critizice! You were an angel to help that baby deer and in fact..without your help that deer couldn´t survive! You are a compassionate man.
Another great video!
I think She does remember.... I really do, but I think her mother and brother have showed Her how to be very cautious and survive in the wild, and so she does just that....I'd also like to think they come around and come on your property often because they really do appreciate you. All of them!.... but if by chance they don't, there are millions of people in his world that do Sir!!! May all the good come back to you and your family, that you do for others!
Kevin Lynch great comment
I'm not familiar with how deer behave, but I find it really nice how the deer became completely absorbed back into the nature and forgot about the domesticated life. When I watched the first vid I was sceptical of how the deer would survive being raised in a Dometic environment, again, not really knowing anything about deer at all. There's something sweet about the idea of moving back on and living where you truly belong
One thing that is obvious, whether or not she "remembers" you: The wildlife feel safe near your home, in your general surroundings. I think at the least they feel your respect for their presence. That's really cool. My neighbors that visit and feel comfortable with me to about 15 feet or so are: Raven descendants of one very special "Mama" that had a white marking, this is a pair, one of which I believe was her hatchling from about 8 years ago. Also 5 deer that nap in the yard and come eat my herb garden on the patio, and a raccoon or two, who like to raid my bird feeders! The other critters keep their distance. :) I enjoy these videos, they are nice relaxing breaks between tasks. The narrative as well as the music is sweet. Have a fabulous spring!
Thank you Liz for sharing!! You too have a wonderful spring !
She recognizes you. She stops to say "hello", but she's got her new life and family and is wild. But I'm sure she recognizes you. Especially watching her pause before she ran off as if saying, "hello my friend."
I wouldn't have wanted to leave this handsome, kind man either!!!
AWESOME !!!!! My wife and I have a family living here in Georgia on our land. We feed them nearly every night, and they will come up within 10 feet of us to eat. Much respect for you my friend!!!!
I cried until I saw the fawn in your home. The tears are still drying. You are an amazing human. Ty for this.
It is very good news that the fawn had the chance to reconnect to her roots, and live life as nature intended. She needed you when she needed you. That's the nature of all relationships. Maybe the mother deer left her with you intentionally.
I enjoyed the follow up video. It was nice to see the three of them are doing well. I do believe the young female does remembers you, cats and dogs. She is letting you know she will never forget on how you helped her as long as she lives. I think she is showing you she is happy, because she still comes on your property. Very Sweet. From Florida USA
THANK YOU FOR BEEING SO COMPASSIONATE AND WORKING SO HARD TO SAVE THAT PRECIOUS, little fawn and bringing it home to its family. There should be more people like you. ♥️ and blessings!
You did a beautiful thing...thank you for caring for this baby fawn...and doing the right thing by her, and respecting the fact that she is a deer...and you gave her life and her freedom!
Thank you for sharing this story with us...and your a cutie to boot! 🌷
Thank you, honeysada, for your compassion and empathy with this deer family, at the same time showing the beautiful area where you live. It's paradise, so pristine, with these magnificent rock formations in the background, at times! Since we're more at home, now, in The Netherlands, in my garden I've created a large birdfeed table on a dead tree trunk and in 2 weeks time, many different birds have discovered the food, flying on and off, while there are 4 different bird-nests in the thick mass of ivy that is wrapped around a cherry tree in my neighbor's garden. Below the birdfeed-table is a large water bowl, where birds are drinking and washing, dipping in that funny way, ruffling their feathers. It's better than television, ha!
I appreciate how kind and sensitive you and your animal family were for the sake of this little doe.
She is precious, and so are you dear sir.
May you be rewarded from God above.
You are a wonderful person to help this fawn! What a happy ending. We need more people like you in this world. I also loved to see the gorgeous area where you live! Thank you and God Bless you! I live in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina in the US.
My grandfather was a hunter. I could never understand shooting such a gentle animal. It always made me sad. They claim it was due to overpopulation and so many die anyway. I loved your video. It's so peaceful.
I wish I lived there.
We need hunters. Population control otherwise they get sicknesses and pass it on to others. Try talking to someone who works for the MNR.
All living creatures including grass is part of the food chain . If humans lived out in the wild with no protection, we also would be part of the food chain . Every living thing has to eat . I was sad too , until I learned some about nature . You have a great heart !!
When the chaotic world seems too much to bear, finding comfort in the beauty of nature and your kindness and caring, restores stability. Gratitude, ParaShakti
Greetings from Republic of Macedonia! With more people like you, the world would be a better place for living! Great job you have done!
Господ да те благослови, добар човеку!
I suffer from PTSD from my years as a Police Officer and I can't endure the thought of someone hunting trapping and any activity that kills animals. Your videos brought me joy. I am lucky to have a good wife and 4 dogs and they look after me. Your dogs showed compassion, the Bernese mountain dog was a calm and sweet toward the fawn. Thank you
Thank you for your service to your country. US police is an example to the rest of the world. I hope you can beat your PTSD.
There's a place in Heaven for you, my friend. what an incredibly kind and generous thing to do.
I live in Kentucky. I grew up near the white tail capital of the world. Its my understanding deer travel only a 5 miles from a spot the consider home. I believe that is the same family. Its amazing the time you put into this rescue. God bless you.
I am a subscribed fan after watching you rescue the little fawn. I love and deeply respect the wildlife in my yard and the deer continue to visit with their little ones and I get to see them grow. I actually plant flowers just for them to enjoy and the apple trees are for them. At the end of the season I open my gates to the vegetable garden ( and flower garden) and they clean it up for me. Cooperation (and helping) is the ONLY way to be with nature and wildlife. I really appreciate you sir! 🙏
A really kind and good hearted , gentle man. Thank you for loving animals, as I love all animals.
Your a good man. It would be hard to let that little guy go after taking care of him so long. Its definitely the best thing for him though.
ThePappy420 it was a girl
This video touched my heart. I'm glad she's running around with her family, I'm sure she does remember you deep down. Beautiful story!
You live in such a beautiful area! So amazing how much cool wildlife you can see around your place. Respect to you for helping that baby deer
Dear dear rescuer, you warm my heart with this extended care. Did you find out why her leg was poorly? And I noticed how the colours on the healthy born fawn were much more pronounced; and also later this happened also to your found one after she received love from your household. You made my day to make it possible to watch love in action. THANK YOU!!!
It was just a strain it happens to newborns baby goats , sheep...
@@honeysada I thank you from my heart for taking the strain and show it to the world!
@@honeysada In all the little things of change, life always matters to all beings that want to live. Love just is - and all newborns are vulnerable. You made a real difference to my life, and your ways of patient care. Thank you, and love you.
@@Thulaandme thank you for your true words! Sending love to you too!!
My deepest respect to you. You are one of those men that deserve stay on this planet.
People like you-compassionate toward animals and nature are the type of people I wish filled this world. I feel the same towards animals. Thank you for the wonderful vids.
Thank you so much for the follow-up, it was wonderful to see that the beautiful deer family are looking so healthy and happy and, of course, reunited after your incredible rescue. I must say, what a truly stunning place that you all live, how I would love to live there, I would feel so honoured. God bless you all and here's wishing each of you the very best, from London, England.
Thank you so very much for the follow up. I wish all rehabers had the same success story you have had with the fawn going back to being wild and running from men. You are truly an inspiration with your continued kindness towards the animals.
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Thank you so much for rescuing that precious darling little bundle of love!!
You are a one of a kind, gem of a man, to be so wonderful, and have such great, kind, loving and accepting pets of your own!! I'm so grateful and thankful that you took that darling baby fawn in and cared for her with so much love and affection!! God Bless You!!
You did a fantastic job raising that baby deer and successfully returning it to the wild with the mama and siblings 😊💕💕
She might remember you but her wild instincts tell her to stay away from humans .
They are a beautiful deer family 💕💕
Thanks Honeysada for the update of those baby Deer .. I am glad she get to see her Mother again ... Thanks for caring for this wild creature...
Both videos are so sweet and heartwarming. Faith in humanity restored.
You did a MOST EXCELLENT job re-wilding that fawn. My Dad (who passed away in 2008) loved deer and consequently, I grew up loving them too. Learned to spot them when I was about 5 when the family would go on nature rides.
Absolutely LOVE where you live. You are certainly blessed. I live in a suburb (which got sucked into a city). We have deer here in the little woods behind us. There are little woods in several of the adjoining neighborhoods and the deer go from one to the other.
About a week-and-a-half back a Doe and twins (about 1 yr old) stopped in the yard that adjoins ours. We watched from the window for about 45 minutes. It was fascinating. The Doe actually took her hoof and "slapped" one of the fawns. The other laid down in the grass. I'd never seen deer relaxed in someone's back yard during the mid-afternoon. They ate and as cars would go by, they would go on alert. It was such a treat, but nothing like the experience you had.
Thank you for sharing all that you have. All the best of blessings.
Thank you for the update! So happy the girl is back with her family! Your dogs are so loving - especially Mack! Bless you!
THE MOTHER WENT UNDER THE FENCE; The babies jumped beautifully over it. So beautiful.
Your video of the deer rescue certainly did inspire me.
I wrote a story for a puppetry class to be presented here in NYC at Dixon Place on this Sunday.
Thank you for caring, loving, and rescuing all the animals. I know they are so grateful. God Bless you for being on this earth, Honeysada Darius !
Best part of this story is that she's completely wild now....success!
Praise God! That baby deer was blessed to have such good care and that you released her after looking for her family. We all have a responsibility to care for God's creatures. We are the one as that are truly blessed to be able to share a window of their live as and how precious and close we should all be. Man us to animals as God us to man. God gave us DOMINIAN over creatures and watched how we treat His creatures. Thank you for sharing! Love from California. United States of America 2021.
The world need more people like you, you did an amazing job saving that baby deer !
What a rare and beautiful experience you have had. I liked the compassion you showed that little fawn, and agree that without your help, she stood little chance of survival
Lovely! There is so much bad news that watching a loving caring story like this is very cheering. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your beautiful video. It's wonderful that you could rescue the fawn and heal her leg. God bless you.
Thank you kindly for the follow up on the rehabilitation of that little deer. Your love for wildlife has surely touched the hearts of many. Setting an example as such, can surely make this world more compassionate, where compassion is needed.
Once again, thank you for being who you are.
I love the big white fluffy tails. Its is adorable to watch
Thank you sir, you are an example to be followed.
Thank you for being such a kind and compassionate person. This planet definitely needs a lot more people like you. PS I love your accent.
It's sad that she does not recognize you, but it is good that she is wild. That is how wild animals should be, after all!
Dunno, the fact that she stops and stares - she may recognize him. But it's better that she not let him approach.
It's a good thing to. Because they are legal to hunt, she needs to distrust humans to survive in the wild
Oh, she recognizes you alright. Animals don't forget. It's just that the wild beast in her can't seem to come too close. Forgetting is a sophisticated, human trait. It takes highly selective and repressive cogitation... Thank you for some of the most beautiful videos I've ever come across. 🇱🇹 🇺🇸 🇩🇰
I watched the original video for the first time today. Within the first 3 minutes tears were streaming down my face, seeing the momma deer leave the injured fawn was so heartbreaking. Thank you so much for rescuing that sweet baby and nursing her back to health, along with the help of sweet daddy Mack of course, and then returning her to the wild as it should be. As a fellow animal lover, you make my heart smile. God bless you. xo
People like you will change our world, thanks be to God. Your story will instruct and guide thousands of others and instill them with the same compassion. No words for my gratitude to you. You have given this deer family untold happiness and the life they so deserve.
Excellent story !!!! You kept her till she was healthy and got her back to her family, just a great job, wish more people showed compassion like you did, way to go saving an animals life
My heart is so full after watching your videos. I live in southeastern Kentucky in the Daniel Boone National Forest. It is a beautiful place to grow up and live in but at the same time, hunting deer (and pretty much everything else) is a way of life here. I am definitely one of the few who have compassion for our wild animals. Thank you for sharing the beauty of nature.
May I ask where you live? It is beautiful!
You did a fantastic job saving that baby deer and I love seeing the mama and the two young ones around your house 💕
I saw the little one stop for a moment before she went running with the others I think she remembers you but is afraid to get near you now. Thank you for the follow up video😁👍💕
Elna Bjelland-Hughes either that or she recognises the smell of the dogs. ♥️
Fright Bat
Right 😁
Your home and surroundings are just fantastic and so beautiful! You and your family make the place that much more wonderful. Thanks
If only the world had more people like you! Thank you for being so kind and helping this sweet animal. So heart warming to see it free and healthy.
Amazing how they jump those fences.
You are an absolute love !! Thank You Kindly for your wonderful video, I loved every minute of it !!
God bless you and your pets
for doing the right thing, and for persevering in finding her mother again. It was miraculous the way your animals treated this fawn.
It is true that pets reflect their owners personalities.
You are all beautiful and inspirational !
If more parents had their children watching videos such as this instead of violent video games, etc...
the world would become a better place.
People such as you are the Best Role Models and True Superheroes !!!!
Thank you for making the world a better place !
Just found the rescue/release video, and this one. Absolutely love every minute of both. Extraordinary and inspirational. 🙏
I strongly believe that your videos do and will have an influence on many people, just as you hope, to be compassionate towards animals and to be kind in general. I feel that humans live by example and when they see others doing things they tend to emulate them. The more examples of goodness that we can share in this world, the more it will spread and grow like wildflowers in fields. Thank you for consciously spreading beauty and nourishment for the world's benefit.
All my best to you!
My pleasure, I watched the first one and I hoped there would be a follow up, and here you are. Thanks ~ 🙏🏼
In our current world, where up is down and down is up, I love a good fawn story. Even if I'm 2 years late, I'm glad I saw this tonight. Thank you.
There are 50 trillion uploads on CZcams. You cannot catch 'em all in the immediate.
Thank you for saving the baby deer. She will remember you and her childhood animal friends!
Thank you! It was a lot of work to keep that baby alive.
LOVE the vid. Yesterday we had a baby fawn in our area under a pine tree. She stayed there,sleeping and getting up and moving around the tree a bit and sleeping. One time she stood and softly barked. Eventually she left with the doe. We are very lucky to be living in a 8,000 acre wildlife preserve with about 2500 houses. No one plants lawns, everything is woodland and we not allowed to cultivate, by our rules. We have so much wildlife here. Blessings to you and your family.
I wish i could live somewhere like that. Ideally up north in canada. Congrats on living the dream!
It is so beautiful what you did. I thank you for being so very compassionate.
Honeysada Thanks 💕so much for posting this touching story and update. It made my day so much better. I live in the Midwest US with household pets and wild deer nearby too. It is completely plausible that a person can recognize a four-legged neighbor and her family - even a year later. What an amazing recovery Little Fawn made with your kind time and attention. All she needed was a little more time to strengthen that leg!
Watching Mack take over like mama dog was a pretty fun to see - so many face washings - not enough time! Lovely reminder of how we are here for a short time, and life supports life....Animals don’t get too bothered about different fur color or species.... they just check things out, and if no hostility is made known, they can pretty much all go along to get along.....Thanks for your time and effort, and this gentle reminder.
So cool, too, that Mama Deer eventually took Little Fawn back into the fold. Bet you were pretty glad she did, too. ;-)
When all the nightly news is focused on stupidity, chaos, and destruction of character because it sells, it damages children’s minds and our collective psyche if given too much airtime.
I want you to know I’d gladly sign up for your channel any day of the week and twice on Sundays. God Bless you, Sir.
I just love how deer hop so high like they are bouncing off a springboard in slow motion and so cite to see their white tails swishing from side to side in unison!
Thank you for caring so much.
What a beautiful story! What a wonderful kind act of love you have shown. May God continue to bless you. Thank you for sharing.
I just came upon your first video and Praise God for your compassion on that baby deer! I too hope you inspired many people to help or get help for animals that need our help. Thanks so much for your videos. God Bless you and your family.
You're my hero! Your compassion for animals is a beautiful thing and I agree with your assessment of our need to protect habitat. You have a beautiful spirit and a good heart!
You deserve every single one of those 33 million views buddy!
The amazing part of these story was this man knew the deer should be with deer, even though she got close to him and his dog's and would of stayed there thinking that's what she also was he knew a deer isn't made for a pet some people get exotics animals and think they can give them a much better life because hey in the wild they have to fend for themselves , but the real cruel thing is keeping them from what God intended they be. This man rescued a baby helped her get stronger feed her and found her mother now she's a beautiful one year old deer wild and free....God bless you sir ❤❤❤❤
Thank you, thank you, thank you. You and your family ( 2-legged and 4-legged) are amazing. Your generosity of time and spirit is inspiring to say the least!
Two days ago a fawn that was born 3 weeks ago got separated from his mom. We noticed she was crouching under our patio but there wasn’t much shelter. We walked up to her slowly on the patio, she came nose to nose to me as I knelt down, and we wondered where her mom was. They both regularly appear morning and dinnertime, she’s drinking her mom’s milk, her mom eats the bamboo, shrubs, and other trees and grass on our property, mom licks her all over as does do with their babies. We stood there, she was looking everywhere, crying, wet and in the rain. The sound of her cries in the rain at dusk broke our hearts! We left her alone, uninjured, she stayed in the bamboo right next to our house. We live in the woods, and from our living room, we can see their daily path on the property. An hour and a half later we saw them reunited, a few feet from where she became lost. Thank the Lord! Our story led to find YOUR compassionate, miraculous, inspiring story. We’ve learned great lessons watching the wildlife here. Blessings to you, fellow animal lover!
The does often hide their babies, temporarily. So the fawn may have been put there by it's mother, because she knew it to be a safe place. And it sounds like that it is. :o) So I think you and your home must be special.
Animal lovers understand each other , but they are fewer and fewer.
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Do take care.Thanks. Kindest regards.Josiane.
Great job. You went the extra mile to get the baby deer and her family back together again. Wish there were more people like you. Thank you for sharing your story.
Yes, you certainly live in heaven on earth! What country are you in? I love animals and nature and have rescued many little creatures but your ability to help that adorable baby deer is amazing and so wonderful. Thank you for saving its life and getting her back to her mother. I loved all your pets too! Thank you for sharing your story.
Thank you!! We live in US, not far from Yellowstone park
The world needs more people like you!!!!
Guys like you make this world a better place. You remind me that there are good people out there... even in these dark times, there are still people who care... thanks... :)
Nice to see that the deer's all right after you returned her to her family in the wild.
Thank you for your kindness and your obvious love for animals.
Good job. Thanks for putting in the effort and sharing.
I am glad I committed to something as simple as feeding a large flock of sparrows throughout this very nasty winter. They trust my dog more than they do me , but she is such a sweet dog, so why not....... I recall you saving the injured newborn dear. Nice work. My dog got stomped by a giant buck a few years ago, so she made a wise switch to sparrows.
Heartwarming story ! Your videos provide an escape to the serene , a world surrounded by beauty, love and compassion . Thanks for sharing .
Thank you for talking about the baby Deer. That still sticks in my head. As I had told you before that I had raised one. The SHERIFF DEPARTMENT CALLED ME IF THEY FOUND A ANIMAL. AND I WOULD RAISE IT IF I COULD. I WAS SO EXCITED TO GET IT. THEY KEEP COMING BACK TO YOUR HOUSE AND BRING THEIR BABIES . SHE HAD GOT LOST FROM HER MOM. AND DOG'S WAS PLAYING WITH IT. SOME PEOPLE PUT HER US AND CALLED THE SHERIFF THEY CALLED ME..AS YOU KNOW YOU BECOME THEIR MOM REAL QUICK. YES I JUST LOVED IT. SO YOUR LOVING NATURE WITH YOUR'S JUST MADE ME WEEPY. WHEN I SEE IT I HAVE TO WATCH IT AGAIN. BUT YOUR DOG JUST GRIPPED MY HEART. THAT WAS THE SWEETEST THING.EVERY TIME I SEE A PICTURE OF A DOG LIKE THAT ONE, I SEE HIM IN MY HEAD GROOMING THAT BABY. IM A HORSE LOVER TO AS I'VE TOLD YOU. I STILL DREAM OF HER. YOUR HORSE NIBBLING ON YOUR COAT AND BOOT, LICKING YOUR HAND, REMINDED ME OF GOLDY. LIKE A CHILD .FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE. IVE RAISED BABY BIRDS, BABY SQUIRRELS, THEIR EYES WERE NOT OPEN. FELL OUT OF A TREE THAT WAS CUT DOWN. THEY BROUGHT THEM TO ME. WHAT A SIGHT THAT BECAME. I WAS THEIR MOM ALSO. I LOVE ANIMALS AND NATURE. I GUESS YOU HAVE NOTICED. ALL BUT THE BEAR. AND BADGER. NOT SO MUCH. THE BEAR WENT SKATING ON THE HOOD OF MY CAR. COMES ON THE DECK AND CARRIES EVERYTHING OFF THAT HAS FOOD IN IT. I HAVE WIRED MY LITTLE BIRD CAGE THAT I PUT FOOD CAKES IN FOR BIRDS. HE UN DOES THE WIRE TAKES THE FEEDER'S OFF. AND SOME YOU STUMBLE UP ONTO THEM , MANY YOU NEVER FIND. LOVES SUGAR WATER FOR HUMMINGBIRDS. THEY WILL TAKE THOSE. BIRD BOXES CRUSHED HUNTING FOR FOOD. HE'S A BLACK MALE BEAR. HIS ROAR IN EARLY MORNING AT TIMES, WILL MAKE YOUR HAIR STAND STRAIGHT UP. SORRY , I GOT CARRIED AWAY. GOD BLESS, AND THANK'S FOR SHARING YOUR LIFE WITH US. I LOVE IT.
Yes, they are so graceful when they jump. 0:25 Beautiful wagging tails! 1:35
I watched the previous video, so it is nice to see that the deer are all safe and healthy. The way they run and jump so gracefully is wonderful to behold. I was wondering some of the same questions and thanks for answering them in this video. Glad I discovered your channel:-) Have a beautiful day:-)
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story! God bless!