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<blockquote data-quote="backhoeboogie" data-source="post: 200461" data-attributes="member: 3162"><p>Yeah well, when that buck was on my backside with his ears laid back and growling like a dog, I wasn't laughing. I was tearing through the middle of cedar breaks, downhill, crashing into boulders and occasional mesquites. I haven't moved like that in years. When it was "over" I wasn't sure where the deer was, wasn't sure where I was, and was pretty much scared to move. I eventually found a creek, found a mark on a knob, got my bearings and got to a road. I was sweating something awful, my heart was pounding so hard I was scared it was going to burst, my throat felt like it was on fire from coughing my head off. I had scratches all in me from crashing through the cedars so blood was in my eyes and all over me. Sweat was filling all the cuts and scrapes and it burned like the dickens too. Going down that road I found a water hole so I stripped everything off and washed myself. I pulled mesquite thorns out where I could reach them. (some were broke off in my back) </p><p></p><p>The land owner and several of us went back after that deer. We never found him. Its been about 6 years back. I was 40 years old at the time.</p><p></p><p>This happened a few miles west of Tolar, Hood County, TX. I was in a 1400 acre place and had just cut about a quarter mile of new road. I had parked the hoe about 1/2 mile from my truck and was about half way back to the truck when this happened. Anytime I was on that place from then on I was packing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="backhoeboogie, post: 200461, member: 3162"] Yeah well, when that buck was on my backside with his ears laid back and growling like a dog, I wasn't laughing. I was tearing through the middle of cedar breaks, downhill, crashing into boulders and occasional mesquites. I haven't moved like that in years. When it was "over" I wasn't sure where the deer was, wasn't sure where I was, and was pretty much scared to move. I eventually found a creek, found a mark on a knob, got my bearings and got to a road. I was sweating something awful, my heart was pounding so hard I was scared it was going to burst, my throat felt like it was on fire from coughing my head off. I had scratches all in me from crashing through the cedars so blood was in my eyes and all over me. Sweat was filling all the cuts and scrapes and it burned like the dickens too. Going down that road I found a water hole so I stripped everything off and washed myself. I pulled mesquite thorns out where I could reach them. (some were broke off in my back) The land owner and several of us went back after that deer. We never found him. Its been about 6 years back. I was 40 years old at the time. This happened a few miles west of Tolar, Hood County, TX. I was in a 1400 acre place and had just cut about a quarter mile of new road. I had parked the hoe about 1/2 mile from my truck and was about half way back to the truck when this happened. Anytime I was on that place from then on I was packing. [/QUOTE]
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