Deer Kills Man

[TxEMTP69]

[url]http://www.kiiitv.com/news/txstatenews/63767507.html[/URL]

MOUNTAIN HOME, Texas (AP) - A 27-year-old game manager has been
gored to death at an exotic game hunting ranch in Central Texas by
a rare deer known for its full, sharply pointed rack.

Brandon Buchi, a game manager at the Y.O. Ranch, suffered
puncture wounds to the side and thigh last week.

Kerrville County Sheriff Rusty Hierholzer said Wednesday that
the deer, known as a Barasingha (bar-a-sing-ga), attacked after
Buchi removed it from a transport trailer on ranch grounds Oct. 1.

Hierholzer tells the Austin American-Statesman that the deer
died from the exertion of the attack.

The Y.O. Ranch, founded in 1880, is located about 100 miles west
of Austin.

 

[dbgun]

Poor guy. Sad news, there.

 

[Big country]

Yeah heard about this on [url]www.texasbowhunter.com[/URL] , sad news.

 

[zembonez]

That sucks.

Can't really blame the animal. All it knew was fight of run.

 

[Greg_TX]

Deer 1, Humans 0.

 

[Wolfwood]

and they say we dont need semi autos for hunting!
geeze it is us or them!

 

[BurkGlocker]

Man, tell me about them deer. We were coming back from a fishing trip and something caught our eye on the side of the road. It was a fawn caught up in a fence, and it was struggling like the dickens. Our neighbor thought that it would be a good idea to help it out. Well, we get it free, and then he decides, well hell, I want to take it home with me. This is coming from a guy who had foxes and squirrels for pets. We get into the cab of the truck, and all was fine until he started to drive off.

The fawn started kicking and making all kinds of noise, throwing itself all around the cab. Finally, Rudy decided it wasnt worth the trouble and stopped the truck and let the little guy out. I noticed that there was some blood coming out of Rudy's leg, and sure enough, he had quite a few hoof print sized cuts, some dangerously close to "Man Land".

After he got cleaned up, he looked over in the field and that fawn was still standing there, just staring back at us.

If something that size that caused that much trouble, I can only imagine what a full grown deer could do.

 

[Burt Gummer]

Yeah that is just sad irony. I assume they were populating the ranch for upcoming hunts etc.

Theres a good movie scene involving something like this...[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1lBAjxDrmo]YouTube - Deer Scene[/URL]