One of those "emails", but I thought it was cool. The email says the guy let it go on the shore. If he did, that's cool. Dumb *** deer probably swam back out, was trying to get to the other side and this dumb f-er brought her back to the beginning. LOL

 

Yea Ive seen that one Deer are pretty damn dumb.

 

Believe it or not, out Rockfishing one year we saw a deer swim across the river(can't remember which one). Pretty sure we went out of Deale that year. It was a good ways across though.

It finally got to land after some guys "steered" it by chasing it in a small boat. There was a small beach probably about 4 foot wide and then a straight cliff of lose sand/clay. After all that swimming the deer when straight up that cliff. I bet it fell down in the field at the top and passed out.

 

Picked up a young bald eagle out of the water once. Seen deer swimming like that out in the middle of the ocean on 200ft mine sweeper...

 

This was the last thing I ran across while out at sea...
Try'ed steering her back to sea but she was playing dead the whole time so we gave up!

 

I don't have any pics but the most amazing things I ever picked up were three men and a cooler of bud about 9 miles off-shore just at sunset.
I was returning from an afternoon whale watching cruise, their small boat had just sank, all I saw was a small reflection as the sun set so i altered course to take a look.
I seriously doubt these three men realize that if I had not seen them there would have been no chance at their survival.

 

I've seen one of those pics before. I highly doubt he got it into his boat by just lassoing it though; he would've had to tranquilize him. Still pretty cool to see though. They are amazing creatures that also happen to be very tasty

 

I use to live in Juneau, Alaska and in that area there are hundreds of Islands and the main mode of transportation is using the water ways. We use to see deer swim from Island to Island all the time. I think the funniest thing I have seen is a person that wanted to transfer their boat and trailer to another Alaskan village, and drove their boat WITH the trailer ATTACHED about 50 nautical miles or more to there destination.