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Thread: Wild Stag eating from a kitchen window

  1. 19-01-2017, 09:40 AM #1
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    Wild Stag eating from a kitchen window

    Saw this on the internet over here.Woman who feeds a stag breakfast each morning.Its a wild one,not farmed.
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  3. 19-01-2017, 09:53 AM #2
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    Better hope those iceicles don't come lose!
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    Nice, couldn't get it muck easier.
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    Wild , wild, her property is fenced off! It is free range I give you that :-)
    It might be worth asking her what does she use to bait him close, she might be onto something !
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    Is that Maggie Barry at the window?
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