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Beware of Furry Buckers

   Posted by: goinglikesixty   in Baby Boomer

SEDALIA, Mo., Dec. 2 (UPI) — A Missouri deer hunter said a vengeful buck got back on its feet after being shot and attacked him with its antlers.

Randy Goodman, 47, of Sedalia said he shot the buck once in its broadside and once in its neck before climbing down from his tree stand to inspect what he thought was a lifeless corpse, The Sedalia Democrat reported Tuesday.

Goodman said he grabbed one of the nine-point, 240-pound buck’s antlers to inspect his kill and suddenly the large deer jumped back to its feet and started attacking him with its antlers.

“It was 15 seconds of hell,” Goodman said of the attack.

Shot in the neck, dead as heck!
Bleeding from it’s ass, lies in the grass,
enjoying the cheer, a nice cold beer.
Hit the ground for a look around,
learn real quick to give it a flick.
Have great fear of bucking deer.
Duck in fear, don’t trust your luck,
don’t get near a plucky deer.
To old Ford truck, drag the funky buck,
make foul muck, bleed the furry bucker.
Enjoy the meat from this great feat,
But remember: a furry bucker, funky buck
has potential to be a dangerous…

…animal.

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4 comments so far

 1 

That’s why I never approach a kill without first throwing a hand grenade. Did you write that poem? That’s hilarious!

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December 3rd, 2008 at 3:15 pm
 2 

@Jerky Joe: hand grenade good. Why do you ask if that was an original? Do you know of another similar? Have I infringed? I refuse to answer.

December 3rd, 2008 at 3:17 pm
 3 

lol, I wouldn’t know. My intake of poetry is very limited. I got as far as “Romeo Romeo, where’d I put my art down, Romeo?” and “Beans, beans, the musical fruit”.

December 5th, 2008 at 3:02 pm
 4 

@Jerky Joe: You da man. My kind of poet, your feet don’t show it, but they sure are Longfellows.

December 5th, 2008 at 3:46 pm

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