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What Was the last thing you fucked

CetaceanLover23 said:
That is quite rare to experience given how skittish deer are around people. I have at my experiences with the local wild deer population. It is just a select few does that are used to me in that way. One of them I have known since she was born.
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Would love you to elaborate. My biggest desire would be to make it with one of the deer that come up to the donkey pasture at night. Tell us more please.....
 
Old Zoo said:
Would love you to elaborate. My biggest desire would be to make it with one of the deer that come up to the donkey pasture at night. Tell us more please.....
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I will not go into detail about my relationship with the deer. Sorry.
But here are some suggestions for you:

Deer are generally skittish of people. You should not try to approach them as doing so will only make them run away if they're not used to you. If you want a chance to get closer to them, you must be on their terms only. Memorize their movements and where they like to go at certain points all year long. It is best also look up what they like to eat and and observe what they like to eat and take some of that for them in case you ever see them. Let them approach you, not the opposite way around unless you feel that are starting to warm up to you. Some might warm up to you, others might not regardless of what you do.
 
CetaceanLover23 said:
I will not go into detail about my relationship with the deer. Sorry.
But here are some suggestions for you:

Deer are generally skittish of people. You should not try to approach them as doing so will only make them run away if they're not used to you. If you want a chance to get closer to them, you must be on their terms only. Memorize their movements and where they like to go at certain points all year long. It is best also look up what they like to eat and and observe what they like to eat and take some of that for them in case you ever see them. Let them approach you, not the opposite way around unless you feel that are starting to warm up to you. Some might warm up to you, others might not regardless of what you do.
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Thanks for the advice. I have always known that they get suspicious of anyone trying to approach them. The closest I have ever gotten was one afternoon when I was boning one of my beloved donkeys in their run-in. I had my back to the open side and when I climaxed, I turned around to see two does and a fawn standing only a few feet away watching the action! So they know the score!

Sometimes at night, I carry one donkey's food over to where she likes to stand along the far fence, and I will inadvertently get very close to them. And when they come up in the early evening, I will greet them and wave at them. They show no alarm at all because they know all about me. Still they have their limits.
 
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