@Laura Falce. 🙏🏿👊🏾👍🏿. Yep.

I'm so sorry, Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help you experience Life Vicariously I am not joking message me on one of my Videos

Wow . I just saw 👀 your comment that you are bedridden. I'm touch by what you wrote. I'm healthy 53 and Lynn's story and actions have touched us both. 🇺🇸 I hope you can find peace and happiness 😊 And Lynn remember how much your kindness touches us all

I wish you would get well soon.

uncle here other uncle at your age run 400 m in 72 sec and u couldn't even able to walk outside. u should focus on ur fitness

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Yes same here. 🤩It’s just so heart warming to watch. Love it . Thank you so much for taking the time, feeding and sharing the life’s of these wonderful creatures 🥰

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What about creating a man made food resource for wild animals gives you faith in humanity?

@@henrylebard2648 ..like an "ice cream truck" for deer...haha..

@@henrylebard2648 Ya I see your point..I have been walking w/whitetails for 20 yrs in NNY, we can't feed them..illegal in NY.. they have PLENTY of healthier food in the wild..corn is like candy to them.. I was amazed following alongside as they ate, HOW & what they eat😁👍 The cool thing is lounging w/mine, them feeling safe enough to fall asleep next to me like the "neighbors' cat that runs outside, down the street, hangs w/their buddy.." for 1-2 hours after bedding down to ruminate🤣👍 I occasionally give them a treat, I'll share popcorn with them..they get SO EXCITED, they get all hierarchical about "concentrated" food, like a seagull feeding frenzy..then it's like "make sure we got it all.." makes them stressed, compared to the normal lazy eating..we like calm..cool to just chill, to eat blackberries as they lead, they eat the foliage above berries, we all eat valm & happy🥰

Why? This guy is making it incredibly easy for every hunter in the area. No longer fear humans. This dude is essentially killing them. People are imbeciles these days 😂

God bless

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True. So true.

Not really. It’s actually really bad conservationism. This guy is doing a disservice to the wildlife.

@@bluesader8 NO, he isn't. That "conservation" crap is just that....CRAP, and an excuse for killing them.

@@Raccoon_Mama. Nobody here is talking about killing them. I encourage you to read more into this. Interacting with wild animals to this extent causes them to be less fearful of humans and view them as a source of food. This leads to more deer being killed on roadways and residential areas. Many conservation departments advise against this type of interaction for that very reason. I have no idea where you got the “excuse for killing them” idea. I don’t want these guys to become roadkill.

Now don't be weary any longer.

I agree!!!!

So relatable. I have woodpeckers n squirrels, always make my day.

It is a true blessing what you and your wife does there is something good that comes out of covid I love seeing all the deer Its a blessing to me see yall soon

I’m certain they’ll be fine. Despite the stereotypes, hunting has rules and regulations that limit when hunters can hunt, what animals, breeds, and genders they’re allowed to hunt, and has a set limit of how many animals that person can shoot in a single season, along with required licenses and even more rules on where you shoot the animal to ensure the quickest and painless death possible. There’s even rules on how big a buck’s antlers have to be, otherwise they won’t count and you can get arrested. Believe me, people DO get arrested when they try to do things illegally, and a good portion of them are poachers (the criminals of hunting. They’re despised by any professional hunter). If you somehow screw up and make an illegal kill (it has happened before when the gun itself isn’t right or the hunter screwed up on the sights), then they should inform a game warden or some other authority about the situation (people who try to get away are often found out. Bullet wounds and hunting locations are one hell of a give-away to narrow down your options. Also, hunters are usually spread thin so the culprits aren’t hard to find). People have to pay a very heavy fine that make speeding tickets look like an I.O.U. if they make illegal kills (ESPECIALLY if the animal is endangered), but it would be even worse to found out later. Now, despite everything I just told you, I’d like to go on record and say a good portion of hunting is actually less shooting and more sitting in a forest and taking in nature. A lot more peaceful than what stereotypes would have you believe. The shooting is like 10% of hunting and the other 90% is just sitting, reading a book, talking with your friends, etc. I would also like to point out that animal overpopulation is a thing that only hunting has managed to maintain. If animals overpopulate (which deer are a part of) then crops could be ruined, land could be destroyed, car crashes via deer happen more often, and the deer themselves suffer from starvation, week bodies, and become easy food for predators Despite EVERYTHING I’ve just mentioned, this is only the tip of the iceberg, so I can assure you that these deer are in safe hands.

@@couragew6260 oh, good grief. I didn't even read your dribble past painless death. As if these dumb, half drunk Bambi killing bubbas could aim. What about bow hunters? Is that painless? You got a lot of nerve showing up here on this good man's thread. I hate hunters and I wish you would all face the same and as your victims. And no I don't eat animals to answer your obvious question. As much as possible on this Earth where people have figured out to use animals in so many horrible ways, I live my life without eating their bodies or bodily secretions.

@@couragew6260 one correction of many possible: ALL hunters are criminals. As far as your name, courage, go out and take an animal down without your big old bad guns and sociopathic bows and arrows.

@@Swan-rb4yg I take it you grow all your own fruits, grains, and vegetables yourself along with eating no meat whatsoever?

What they do for them? This isn’t for the benefit of the deer, it’s for their personal satisfaction. Think about how easy it is for local hunters now. No longer fear humans. These deer will be on dinner plates soon

@@NothingButSilicone nobody lives forever thes deer will die eventually atleast they die happy

@@NothingButSilicone Wow, what's your problem?? Those deer are on his own land, not open to deer hunters!! Like me, he likely has deer fencing to keep them safe on his land. Grow up, everyone is not out for their own gain, he loves those deer.

@@NothingButSilicone Educate yourself about hunting before calling out others.

Keep doing what they’re doing? What? Making it to where the wild deer no longer fear humans, and are easy kills for local hunters? I swear, it ain’t just you, but comments like these, I’ve lost faith in people. Not using your head. But hey, what’s it matter really? Too late. These deer will soon be on dinner plates

East Tennessee fur babies are eating scratch grains mixed with small amounts of livestock commodity mix and crack corn. I mix it up and feed them every evening. Apples are their favorite treats.