Posted by JDMAN60 on November 21, 2007 at 03:48:02 from (64.129.31.194):
In Reply to: Feel a little guilty posted by MH on November 20, 2007 at 12:49:18:
As a deer hunter myself I think you done the right thing by saying you were sorry. But don"t let it bother you. Deer do not seem to be afraid of farm equipment much at all, but stop and get off and see what happens. As someone said they are often curious as to the noise. My son shot his first deer just this week as it was coming out of the woods into a field of corn that was being combined at the time. We were in the stand when the combine showed up I thought good he may chase some out of the corn. I did not expect them to come from behind an step out in the field, but I am glad he did.
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