These mule deer were grazing just a few feet from the sidewalk, not caring much about the tourists walking by. One doe did get a bit spooked though when someone tried to feed her a handful of grass. Later I found out that the animal that's caused the most human injury in Yosemite National Park isn't the bear, or even the coyote. Its the mule deer. Taken in the Leidig Meadow, near Swinging Bridge in Yosemite Valley.
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Reviewer:quigs - - January 13, 2009 Subject: That is why they are called mule deer Interesting footage almost beautiful. But I wish humans had little more sense. Animals in the wild are not tame like dogs and cats (in your home). They will kill you, if frightened.
Reviewer:rippleeffect - - January 13, 2009 Subject: use of your footage Hi, I'm a documentary filmmaker and I'd like to use your footage, but I would need a higher quality res. copy. If that was possible, please contact me at 917 584 5552 or email at ana@ripple-effect-films.com. thank you, ana
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