DRegnery

This free ranging doe was raised by a wildlife rehabilitationist on a neighboring farm. Although she was released into wild several years ago, she remains fairly tame. I first encountered her two years ago and she continues to visit me occasionally. When she does I try to feed her something special and she loves Tostitos.

I received an unexpected visitor while filling up my deer feeder. This is the third year that I have been approached by deer in the wild.

I befriended a nest of flying squirrels living in the barn I deer hunt out of. By the end of the season, they would eat out of my hand and let me pet them.

While tending my garden, I noticed a deer walking out of the soybean field. She appeared tame, and I was able to pet her. Throughout the summer and early fall, she would visit occasionally. I later learned that a wildlife rehabilitation lived a few farms away. This is one of the does she nursed back to health and released.

Another day at the farm, 50 round mag dump with my 1928 Thompson.

M16 Beta Mag dump, 100 rounds in less than 6 seconds.