Deer jumped through front window of home (Videos)

[gigger14]

Okay, this is the first video. It doesn't have sound. This is where the deer was located when we first arrived. I'll have the others uploaded in just a few minutes.

 

[gigger14]

This video is where the TWRA Officer uses his dart gun. The sound of rushing air you begin to hear is the CO2 cartridge leaking. Luckily he was close enough to administer the dart before he ran out of propellant. Try not to laugh when I said I could smell that deer...

 

[gigger14]

Here's the second dose of sleepy juice.

 

[gigger14]

The TWRA Officer said that after the second dose, this deer would be snoring. Does it sound like he's snoring?

 

[gigger14]

Okay, last one. Here's a shot of the rear leg. Also, notice his breathing is very shallow.

 

[Andy S.]

Amazing videos, thanks for sharing. Was the officer Andy Tweed?

 

[TNGunhunter]

What ended up happening to the deer? Did the officer put him down? Thanks for sharing videos!

 

[gigger14]

Thank you. Yes, it was Officer Tweed. Super nice fella and very professional.

Officer Tweed said he would have to kill the deer after he left due to the severity of the injury.

 

[Andy S.]

Yeah, Andy is a good guy with a great name.

 

[RobbyW]

How did the home insurance call go? Do they cover attacked by deer?

 

[BamaProud]

That is wild. Thanks for sharing.

After seeing that, I think a bullet to the head would be easier to clean up/repair than waiting on the officials to tranquilize it.

If you don't mind me asking what did the damage cost?

 

[Barrett]

Wow.... thats crazy

 

[gigger14]

Apparently they do because while we were there the homeowner spoke to her insurance adjuster who instructed her to rent a hotel room for a couple of days and he would have the place cleaned up. I didn't ask her the name of the company though.

 

[gigger14]

A bullet to the head is exactly what Officer Tweed said was in store for the little fella after he left the house. I agree with you but unfortunately our policy and procedure dictates us to notify a TWRA official who will make any and all decisions concerning wildlife.

I'm not the homeowner so I can't tell ya the costs. I was just a first responder.

 

[TnSoldier]

Unreal!!!!