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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 332994" data-attributes="member: 704">I had seven different bucks in my back yard 1/2 hour before sunset last night.&nbsp; A doe come in head near the ground, tail straight out, and hummed up.&nbsp; Boom a buck came out of the brush and bred her.&nbsp; She took off with him in tow.&nbsp; The whole thing took 20 seconds.&nbsp; After that I couldn't settle for any of the three bucks still standing there.I drained my Koi pond a week ago.&nbsp; About 20 minutes after sunset an OK 4x4 came in, ate a little bit, then went to the waterfall to get a drink.&nbsp; Since the pond was drained the waterfall was not there.&nbsp; Then he climbed up into the raised bog that filters the pond.&nbsp; When he found that dry he climbed down through&nbsp; the rocks to the bottom of the pond where about four inches of water remains.&nbsp; All this less than ten yards from the bedroom patio door.&nbsp; It was fun watching.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 332994, member: 704"] I had seven different bucks in my back yard 1/2 hour before sunset last night. A doe come in head near the ground, tail straight out, and hummed up. Boom a buck came out of the brush and bred her. She took off with him in tow. The whole thing took 20 seconds. After that I couldn't settle for any of the three bucks still standing there. I drained my Koi pond a week ago. About 20 minutes after sunset an OK 4x4 came in, ate a little bit, then went to the waterfall to get a drink. Since the pond was drained the waterfall was not there. Then he climbed up into the raised bog that filters the pond. When he found that dry he climbed down through the rocks to the bottom of the pond where about four inches of water remains. All this less than ten yards from the bedroom patio door. It was fun watching. [/QUOTE]

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