Why….?

The power plant I am working at has monsters running around, and they dont leave the property. Completely protected and have everything they need.

One of the biggest mule deer bucks I've ever seen actually ran across the road in front of us on the east side of Ross Park in Pocatello, Idaho - during deer season no less!!!

Biggest buck I've seen in this state was standing on the side of the road watching traffic. It was on the Natchez Trace Parkway.

Deer get used to the sound of gunfire. I've had to stop shooting several times and walk down range to chase deer and turkey off the shooting range where I shoot.

I've seen several good trophy bucks at the local range. The range master gets on to the PA system to remind us not to shoot them.

Not really unusual. Have seen deer at my local range. Which by the way is located adjacent to woods. Very rural.

Game animals are not stupid and know where it is safe to hangout.

beeenbag said:

The power plant I am working at has monsters running around, and they dont leave the property. Completely protected and have everything they need.

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I used to live near a grain loading facility on the Columbia river in Washington where they would unload grain from train cars and load them onto massive ships to go overseas. There were some monster deer that lived at that place and like your power plant, never left.

I feel animals have a strong sixth sense!!!

Hunting near a few different golf courses in Central Wisconsin I would see animals that would run from hunters in the woods to the courses and stop once they reached that safety.

Watch Hickok45 navy seal video. He has several deer just standing around when he shoots full auto.

my range was doing 22 bench rest shoots and had a fox family walk right past them. Club president said their den was behind the backstop hill.

jmr40 said:

Deer get used to the sound of gunfire. I've had to stop shooting several times and walk down range to chase deer and turkey off the shooting range where I shoot.

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They do. I've never found my shooting range to be deer repellent for more than a few minutes.

Animals seem not to care. We've had to chase deer iff the rifle range and they just wander back. Had a family of foxes living in a small cave on a pistol range. They would stick their heads out and watch us shoot.