DianesDeerVideos

I'm getting acquainted with 3 new additions to the herd. MiLady stopped by with her twins, Molly & Dolly along with Noni and her baby Nora.

I am training a new fawn to trust me...

This is one of 6 pet deer that I hand feed daily. I love it when she just stops by to say hi!

This video shows a modern day deer whisperer getting acquainted with the new additions to the herd she cares for. There are a total of 10 now in the herd that stop by daily, 6 of which she feeds by hand. Noni and the three young ones you see in this video will soon trust her enough to eat from her hand....

I cared for an abandoned fawn in the spring of 2015. Eventually, she introduced me to her fawns, and also her best friend...

I took this video of my pet doe MiLady, and her fawn Lucy.

When I filmed this video one year ago (in July of 2017), I had been feeding this Doe and her twin fawns a little snack occasionally. Eventually they came to trust me, and, one year later, I now hand feed the doe (named MiLady) along with one of her twin fawns (named Lucy). Her other twin was a male (named Bud). Males are not known to stick around but we see him occasionally...

Part 2 of Woman's funny video of her pet deer bringing her boyfriend by! Watch him debate on whether or not she is interested. Will she or won't she? Buck is not quite sure...

Part 1 of a video of a pet deer named Zoey (cared for by this woman since the fawn was unfortunately separated from her mother in a flood in 2015)stopping by with her boyfriend named Buck!

Zoey and Babe love to return from the wild to come and visit their caretaker every day. How cool is that?

After being blessed with a sweet abandoned fawn who showed up in my yard one day, I now have a whole herd of deer that I love caring for.

This is a one of my first videos that I took of Zoey as a fawn. She really wants to go inside my house! Poor baby. I did my best to care for her by feeding her rabbit food pellets mixed with goat's mix, because she was barely weaned. She was moved to a rehab facility because she was not safe from predators in the area. Once she was able to care for herself, she was released from rehab and to my extreme delight, she showed up at my front door. She visits me everyday now, along with her offspring (whom I named Stella), and the rest of her herd, all of which have names also, of course! What a pleasure it is to see these beautiful animals greet me everyday! It has been 3 years now; the herd is growing, and I love them all!

This is a video of my dear, deer named Babe. I knew that she delivered a baby recently, and I am asking her to introduce her newborn to me. She introduced her baby the next day! I named her Hannah!(Check out my videos of Hannah)

Meet MiLady and her 3 month old offspring, Molly. MiLady came into this woman's life about 3 years ago and she has cared for her ever since. Her adorable baby is learning quickly to trust!

Meet Mr. Squirrel. He has been with us for about 2 years now. He is in charge of clean-up duty after my pet deer have eaten...

Meet my dear, deer neighbors!

Animals can be extremely shy when dealing with a human. Most pets eventually become comfortable, even if at first they are a little standoffish. When some people get dogs or cats they usually have to learn each other’s tendencies before they are completely comfortable with each other. There are plenty of cute and funny animal videos all over the internet and you can literally spend hours watching videos. Pretty much everyone loves a good animal video. Even if you aren’t really a pet kind of person, you can still find videos like these quite cute. The animals that tend to be the shyest, are the wild animals you might encounter or keep as a pet. Lots of people have probably encountered a squirrel at the park that is slowly inching towards you. Maybe you will throw out a little piece of bread for it to eat, or make noises hoping it will come towards you. Rarely do they ever come right to you, no matter how hard you try. The baby deer in this video acts like that timid squirrel that is really close to you. Looking all nervous and can’t decide whether or not to approach or not! This is a very cute video of a little deer that can’t decide whether to approach the person and get some food. This is a pet <a href="https://rumble.com/v4oam2-wild-deer-brings-her-fawn-to-visit-woman-sitting-silently-in-the-forest.html" target="_blank">fawn</a> after all, and hopefully the two will become comfortable with each other very soon! The woman in the video is feeding her pet deer and she has six of them in fact! In this video there is one that is diving its face into a cup of food, and a smaller more timid one in the back deciding what to do. The one stuffing its face is MiLady and she seems very comfortable with the woman. They must have been together for a good amount of time! The shy baby deer in the back is one of MiLady’s twins, Molly, and she brought the young deer to eat. The young deer is obviously still very shy and very young so it makes sense for it to be scared. Molly is pacing around trying to figure what is going on, and the woman filming is assuring her that everything is ok. She watches her mom eat and sees that her mom is doing quite alright with the lady! She <a href="https://rumble.com/v3pa7c-wild-deer-thoroughly-enjoy-storytime-in-the-forest.html" target="_blank">starts to inch closer and closer</a> towards the action! She is still being very cautious, pacing backing and forth and sniffing the rocks around her! Eventually she steps over the rocks and inches closer to the food on the ground. She isn’t at the level her mom is at, eating out of the cup in the woman’s hand! She will hopefully get there soon though! Finally, after sniffing long enough, Molly takes some of the food! Molly is a very young deer so it will take some time getting her used to things, but it looks like she has a great owner who is patient! Definitely a very cute video of a very shy fawn!

I have trained 6 wild deer to eat from my hand. They often spend time just grooming in my yard, as they know it is a safe place. I enjoy feeding each of them from a cup. I normally feed 4 at once, with 2 cups in each hand. However, sometimes when 5 or 6 show up together at my front door, it is best to lay the food down, so they can all eat at once. Here are five of my beautiful pet deer. Number six (MiLady) recently had twins (Molly and Dolly)and is not in this video. But they are nearby.

My name is Diane and this is a video of my pet deer Zoey relaxing after I fed her. She introduced me to her herd, and eventually they learned to trust me enough to feed them by hand. Zoey and herd stop by daily for a little snack.

This is one of my 6 pet deer that I have fed daily for 2 years now. She recently had a little one, which I named Hannah. The herd keeps growing!

This is the first time Zoey the pet deer introduced her rambunctious little fawn, Stella, to her caretaker. How cool is that?

This woman has fed this beautiful doe (named Zoey) since she was abandoned 3 years ago. Here we see her returning to visit (for some snacks) with her one year old baby named Stella!

Feeding my pet deer Zoey and her one year old, who stop by every day in the spring and summer for a little snack. Zoey is eating from a cup held between my knees so that I had enough hands to film...

Definitely if you are a faithful lover of nature and wild animals this video will enchant you, as well as leaving you surprised with the intelligence of this deer who arrives at the door of the place where the woman lives. She has fed and cared for it since it was a fawn and tries to get his attention so that it gives him some food. This beautiful specimen of deer is named Zoey. Zoey was rescued from her natural habitat when she was just a little <a href="https://rumble.com/v4b9yd-kids-play-baseball-with-a-fawn.html" target="_blank">fawn</a> after losing her mother and since then she was cared for and nurtured by the woman until she was old enough to fend for herself. These species, although they are wild animals, have been developing a great capacity for adaptation and have become common animals, so it is increasingly common to find deer as pets or simply those that are raised where they can enjoy a great deal of happiness. <a href="https://rumble.com/v368yf-deer-chasing-wild-turkeys.html" target="_blank">The deer</a> have shown a great sharpness and intelligence, as is the case of Zoey who despite that since she became an adult, has been released to fend for herself to lead a life as similar as possible to be in freedom in their natural habitat; even so Zoey comes back from time to time in search of some food and a little socialization. It is evident that these animals in adulthood are very constant in their habits, that is why this beautiful deer was inhabited by the woman and to be fed by her since she was very small, that is why she always comes back and tries to get her attention to receive some sandwich. The most interesting thing is that now Zoey does not attend this door alone, since she now has her own young and the rest of her flock, all invited to visit the woman at times and hopefully receive some delicious food. So if you are one of those who enjoy and love these beautiful animals, do not hesitate to share and like this video.

This is one of my pet deer that stop by every day for a little snack. Her name is MiLady. She is somewhat of a loner and likes to hang out with me after I feed her. She delivered twins a month or so ago, which at the time of this video I had not seen, but to my delight she introduced them to me the day after I recorded this video. They are adorable and I named them Molly and Dolly.