Ha! The soundtrack is really what bumps this video up from cute to sublime. These two just can't quit each other!
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Ha! The soundtrack is really what bumps this video up from cute to sublime. These two just can't quit each other!
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I recently showed you some tricks for repelling deer from your garden without pulling out your rifle. But probably the simplest way to keep Bambi away from your beloved plants is to choose plants that he doesn't find palatable. To begin, you should certainly avoid planting hostas, lilies, tulips, hollyhocks, impatiens, sunflowers, crocus, daylilies, lobelia, phlox, rose, and yews, which are deer faves.
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Growing up in the country, deer and other creatures were daily visitors to my garden, nibbling and trampling upon everything in sight, and they often caused car accidents in the area. Needless to say, they're not my favorite forest creature. But that doesn't necessarily mean you have to wait for deer season to keep them away from your casa; there are plenty of ways to keep them out of your garden without increasing your daily venison intake.
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This Vintage Brass Deer in Repose Lamp ($1,295 ) rests on an acrylic base, which adds a bit of a modern touch to this rather traditional figure. Made in France in 1940, I have to admit I'm a fan. But then again, I have something of a deer problem.
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Oh deer — what's not to love about this Avalisa rug ($1,360 for 10-ft.-x-12-ft. size)? Made from hand-tufted New Zealand wool, it's bound to look good in a quirky design scheme or a very lucky child's playroom. 
I've found us the perfect item for a special holiday edition of Would You Eat This. You may have heard of duck or goose paté, but how about reindeer paté? It's a paté made from cuts of Swedish Artic Reindeer meat, cognac and spices.
This couple set a table for nine and then encouraged local wildlife to partake in a little breakfast noshing with them. Insanity, extreme empty nest syndrome, or the need for Bambis to pull their marriage together? Whatever the reason, the deer are eating this dysfunction up!
This is so wrong, but hilarious. He's like Triumph The Comic Insult Dog, but he's a stuffed deer strapped to the hood of a car.
As a kid, I remember I got a tick on the back of my neck. My mother called the doctor frantically because she thought I'd get Lyme disease. We found out from this experience, that if you notice you have a tick or that you've been bitten, it doesn't automatically mean you have Lyme disease. 
