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Spoon 11th 02-27-13 11:24 PM

One of the greatest "deer saves" ever
 
A very clever helicopter pilot manages to rescue a deer stuck on the ice, by using the down-draft of the chopper to literally blow the animals out of danger.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=31f_1362002304

Sailor Steve 02-27-13 11:28 PM

That is simply awesome!

I've seen, or read about, helicopter pilots doing some amazing things over the years. This is one of them.

Takeda Shingen 02-27-13 11:30 PM

And here I came with the banhammer all ready to smash. :stare:

Madox58 02-27-13 11:44 PM

I object to the thread name!!
Here I am 800+ miles from home and I get a Deer and helocopter feed?
WTH?
http://rlv.zcache.com/ban_hammer_sti...0envb3_400.jpg

Great thread name change.
:haha:

Onkel Neal 02-27-13 11:50 PM

Ha ha :88)

Buddahaid 02-27-13 11:51 PM

It looked injured and I had this vision of it running away free and proud into the sight of a hunter's rifle. Sorry, it's a curse of mine. I find it a wonder the animal didn't just die of fright during that ride.

Stealhead 02-28-13 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Buddahaid (Post 2017221)
It looked injured and I had this vision of it running away free and proud into the sight of a hunter's rifle. Sorry, it's a curse of mine. I find it a wonder the animal didn't just die of fright during that ride.

That took some fairly good flying skills.


Honestly I think that most animals can sense when they are being helped.

I recall once while I was stationed in Germany we found a deer that had gotten tangled on and old perimeter fence on the base.This deer had been stuck for at least several hours and you could see that it was exhausted.This was in a secluded corner of the base so no one had noticed that the deer was stuck.

I discussed the situation with the person riding in the truck with me and we decided to try and get the deer free ourselves.We took out a pair of wire cutters and started clipping the lines and the deer just sat there I guess some how it knew that we where not going do any harm.When we cut him free he just sat there for a second and then bounded away.

Armistead 02-28-13 12:20 AM

That deer would've made a nice supper....

Oberon 02-28-13 02:54 AM

Some fantastic piloting skills there, and a brilliant solution to the problem. Major kudos to the pilot. :salute:

Catfish 02-28-13 06:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buddahaid (Post 2017221)
It looked injured and I had this vision of it running away free and proud into the sight of a hunter's rifle. [...] I find it a wonder the animal didn't just die of fright during that ride.

^ This .. for every gallant man to rescue an animal there are thousands who kill them for fun, and ten thousands who don't care at all ..

Red October1984 02-28-13 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2017234)
That deer would've made a nice supper....

Deer Chili, Deer Tacos, Deer Sausage, (Insert long list of deer products like Bubba in Forrest Gump)

Deer meat tastes good. :yeah:

fireftr18 02-28-13 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984 (Post 2017299)
Deer Chili, Deer Tacos, Deer Sausage, (Insert long list of deer products like Bubba in Forrest Gump)

Deer meat tastes good. :yeah:

Only if cooked properly.
My idea of a deer save is you hit with your pick-up truck, then pick it up, take it home, clean it, cook it, then eat it. :shucks:

Armistead 02-28-13 07:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red October1984 (Post 2017299)
Deer Chili, Deer Tacos, Deer Sausage, (Insert long list of deer products like Bubba in Forrest Gump)

Deer meat tastes good. :yeah:

I never much liked deer meat, cept the loin and ribs. I do mix deer hamburger about 50/50.

Myself, why some would consider that heroic, I think it was stupid risking your life and helo to save a deer.

Jimbuna 02-28-13 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 2017251)
Some fantastic piloting skills there, and a brilliant solution to the problem. Major kudos to the pilot. :salute:

Most definitely :sunny:

GoldenRivet 02-28-13 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Catfish (Post 2017274)
^ This .. for every gallant man to rescue an animal there are thousands who kill them for fun, and ten thousands who don't care at all ..

you can put my name on both lists

i kill em for sport, fun, because im a mean jerk, and its good eatin'

also, i have saved more road side kittehs and puppehs and swerved to miss more snakes and squirrels etc than i care to think about


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