January 1, 2007: Oh deer
 

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It's the Cellar IotD / Neatorama image of the week!

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No further information on this shot found by xoB, except a lonely caption: "Dinner Time in Eagle River, Wisconsin. These people living in Northern Wisconsin put some corn out in the dead of winter to sustain the area deer. When I said the deer up here were as thick as cats and dogs, I wasn't far off. Wisconsin community of Eagle River.'

Googling for the caption finds the shot in two other places, so it's not really 'going around' as I sometimes say, but it's interesting.

All I did to prepare them was to take them down to 800 wide; the original 1280 wide are here and here.

And as always, do check out Neatorama for more interesting items!

Large brown rats. Varmint.
(Yes, I did hit one in my new car. Why do you ask?) :right:

Come for the food, stay for the buck shot.

This morning I saw seven deer in the backyard--I think it's good luck! :)


Happy 2007!

I wonder who scoops the poop? :D

MMMMMMM !!!!!!
Venison chilli !!!!!
or is it Chilly venison ???

Not a single buck.... Must be kickin back somewhere.

reminds me... When I lived in Germany the army used to go out and feed the deer with helicopters.. An army sergeant fell out of the feeding copter about 3,000 feet. He landed in a big snow bank and broke only both legs.

Deep philosophical question:
Would this be termed as he was lucky?

Say, how about taking them down to 780 in the future? The border & scroll bars take up 20 pixels of my screen's 800 width, and so your captions always bleed off the edge of the screen, and it's maddening to have to scroll back and forth to read every line of print.

Thanks.

One solution for those kinds of things: use Firefox, and install the "Image Zoom" extension. You can then right-click on images and reduce their size for your monitor.

Or you could just ebay a 1024x768 LCD screen for less than $50 with shipping*
* with no power cable or video cable?

I hear you, and in the future I'll try to reduce to 780. It's hard to remember how everyone consumes these things - and how it'll change in the next few years.

Or for slightly:lol2: more, a Dell 24", 1920x1200, monitor.
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/...1764459,00.asp

I want it...

Only one? ;)

Bravo! :notworthy:

First time I read that, I missed the "with" and wondered about feeding helicopters to deer.:blush: