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Old Yesterday, 11:14 AM
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A Texas deputy pulled over to check on "dead" deer. Turned out it was not dead. He is NEVER gonna live this down!

Texas Sheriff Shares Hilarious Video Of Deputy Scared By 'Dead' Deer - YouTube
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That was some kind of over reaction. Funny .

My doubting self wonders if that scream may have been photo shopped with all those comments added to the screen. Can we trust anything on the internet to be real anymore.

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Old Yesterday, 09:15 PM
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@CANDC, I believe it's real. The video was shown on a bunch of news programs. Plus the sheriff posted about it.
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