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TRENDING NOW: Hunter’s deer encounter takes a wild turn

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A hunter appears to have changed his mind about shooting a doe after the wild animal wandered right up to him. 

The encounter was recorded and shared to Reddit. 

TRENDING NOW: Hunter’s deer encounter takes a wild turn | iNFOnews.ca

After having a rifle aimed at it for a minute-or-so, the deer decided to prance over to the hunter. At first the man holds the barrel of his gun right up the the fearless animal's head, but then he appears to have a change in heart as he begins petting it and giggling. 

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