Never leave your car door open while loading groceries....

[Playinghardball]

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Awww...how precious they are! n/t

[Baitball Blogger]

2. I wonder what they were running away from?

[saturnsring]

3. probably some d.a.w.g. with a gun

[wolfie001]

20. dumb ass white guy

[Dr. Xavier]

36. Made me spit up my gin and tonic...

oh well, can always fix another, #6 to be exact... have to get through the holidays somehow...

[wolfie001]

38. Cheers! Tis the season!

[Hotler]

54. Gin and tonic....mmmmmmmmm! I hadden't had a....

gin and tonic for near 20 yrs. and I go an uge and came home with Leopold Bros. Navy Strength gin. It ended up making a great tasting drink.

i'm having beers and sipping terquila today.

Happy Thanksgiving.

[TheBlackAdder]

53. Oh, man. That's funny nt. Props to you two. nt

[Botany]

42. Doubtful

Because by the time gun season for deer comes in the fawns would be much bigger
and their spots would be gone .... deer hunting is in the fall and winter and this picture
was taken in the spring. It might be early summer.

[11 Bravo]

45. Damn, I don't think even Kentucky has a fawn season.

[Fritz Walter]

24. The cold

And I can't say that I blame them!

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

4. So cute n/t

[Buzz Clik]

5. "Groceries"

[tosh]

21. ...

[A HERETIC I AM]

48. Exactly.

Looks as if they knew their place and were just being accommodating!

"Please! Cook us with herbs and gravy!"

OK...this NEVER happens to me.

[BlueJazz]

6. 2 cuties!

[AtomicKitten]

7. Mom's night out.

[madokie]

8. Beautiful

I spend a lot of time mushroom hunting at my brothers 500 acres of ozark foot hills and see a lot of deer and they are beautiful.

I have to admit that when I was a kid we lived off the game we harvested or it was a large part of our diet but as I've gotten older I no longer can do that.

[Gore1FL]

41. Last time I went mushroom hunting I didn't get a thing

I am a terrible shot.

[Plucketeer]

55. I shoot 'em

and they magically disappear!

[Marrah_G]

9. awwwwwwwwwwwwwww

[Liberal_in_LA]

10. Awwww

[SunSeeker]

11. Squeeeeeeee!

[narnian60]

12. Oh...my...goodness.

[Omaha Steve]

13. Thanks for posting

K&R by both OS & Marta.

OS

[cwydro]

14. This is all over Facebook.

But I don't know the back story.

[Heeeeers Johnny]

18. From 2010

I'm not sure if handling them and playing with them was a good idea or not; or is it an urban
legend that the mother will reject them for being in contact with humans?

Sister Saville called Ron this morning to report that there was a baby deer in her yard and she didn't see the mother anywhere. When Ron got there he found Sister Saville holding a darling fawn. They found another one and Ron brought them both home. There were huge mowers in the Saville's yard and they think that the mother got scared away, they were also worried that the the babies would get hit by the mowers. Sister Saville called again and had found a third fawn! Ron took them to Ken and Jane's garage until the mowers were finished. So we played with them and tried to feed them. After the mowers were gone Ron took them back to the Saville's yard in hopes that their mother will find them. When he checked later they were gone. Hopefully the family was reunited and they will live happily ever after

more pics at link...

http://ronbrendanauvoo.blogspot.com/2010/05/bambi-and-feline.html

[cwydro]

51. Hey, thank you for that!

Yes, unfortunately kind hearted people think a fawn has been abandoned when its mother has just left it for awhile.

Best to leave them be, but in this case (the mowers eek!) it seems they did the right thing.

[niyad]

15. awwwwww

[ejbr]

16. Oh deer...n/t

[Brother Buzz]

56. D'Oh a deer

[ejbr]

57. +1 n/t

[Codeine]

17. I never get sucked in to these sorts of posts

but oh my goodness what a bonny little pair those two are!!

[magical thyme]

19. ALWAYS leave your door open while loading groceries!

There...fixed it!

[Kalidurga]

28. yep

[abakan]

22. When I clicked on this I was afraid you were going to tell us about something bad.

But surprise, surprise, you give us Bambi and his sister! Thanks, they are sweet babies.

[SandersDem]

23. Yeah

but exactly how are you gonna stuff them?

j/k hey they were looking for someplace warm apparently, probably saw the Bernie sticker and realized they could feel the bern in there.

seriously, I am opening for Shecky this Friday at the laundromat/piano bar.

[Maynar]

25. You'll be there

all week, right?

[ScreamingMeemie]

26. Seriously... look at those ears.

Just look at them.

[Historic NY]

27. Twins....

wonder where momma is.

[NYFlip]

29. Awwwww

They're so cute

[montana_hazeleyes]

30. My goodness!

So beautiful and so precious!

[Snobblevitch]

31. They'll be good eating in a couple of years.

[SoapBox]

32. Oh my word!

Adorable.

[Orrex]

33. With their coloring, you can barely see them!

[Triana]

34. Awwwww.

They're beautiful! Hope something dangerous wasn't after the poor things. Like some asshole with dogs and a gun.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

35. What a fawning post!

[Enthusiast]

37. Sorry to say it but the most likely scenario is their mother was hit by a car. They are hiding.

Or, they think they are hiding.

Someone should be contacted that will raise them into adulthood. I suppose they can be bottle fed on WHOLE cow's milk. No 1% milk please.

[B Calm]

39. They will be lucky to survive without their mother.

[polly7]

40. Yes, my Dad used to bring them home even tinier than this if he saw a dead mom hit on the road

in the spring, he always went looking around for babies, just in case. There are so many up here. We raised them all with whole milk from our old Holstein.

These two little ones are absolutely adorable.

[Enthusiast]

43. Taking care of the baby deer isn't much different than raising pet lambs.

Pet lambs are the ones that lost their mothers to birth. They are bottle fed too.

[polly7]

44. You're right, and I have raised pet lambs!

They both need feeding a LOT, and are the sweetest things. They play like puppies, chasing and jumping and following every step.

My Dad didn't realize the gift he was giving the nine of us when he brought those little fawns home - they never had a chance - of not being completely spoiled, that is. I used to sneak my blankets up to the loft of the barn sometimes and take the baby up for the night. A dozen or so little kittens and a sweet fawn - all to myself!, with the smell of fresh hay - I can still feel how wonderful that was.

[Enthusiast]

46. That sounds nice, Polly.

[polly7]

52. It sure was. They're the sweetest, most trusting little things.

[stage left]

47. Oh, my!

How adorable is that.

[rocktivity]

49. And screen in your porch if you haven't already.

rocktivity

[polly7]

50. Ohhhh ........ how cute is that. nt.

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These are pictures of my Brutus meeting a new friend while I pulled someone out with the backhoe. They sniffed and stood with each other for about fifteen minutes occasionally touching noses and just chilling. Not sure where mom was, probably afraid of the machinery.

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[Zorra]

58. Mom had a really, really hard day, and we need to cut her some slack.

You think raising one baby is tough, try having twins sometime.