Watch For Deer Podcast

05/29/2026

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Short was 22 years old when her body was found in a vacant Los Angeles lot in January 1947. The killing became one of the most sensational unsolved murders in American history.

05/26/2026

Thanks, Kim, for sending me this very cool picture of the headstone of the only person to testify from beyond the grave! If you aren't familiar with Zona's story and how she visited her mother at night to help convict her murderer, I'll leave the link right here! You all be safe and Watch for Deer!
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Z2I9y0BHOQ0SVOXU4VV7z?si=o_m3SJUcRTiB52Xsfd6ozg&t=0&pi=L15h9JSsS5uxN

05/25/2026

Some people do spa weekends. We get caught in storms on purpose

KayakLife

05/22/2026

Speaking in an Appalachian dialect doesn't mean you're not smart. It means you come from a place with deep roots, strong traditions, and a way of communicating that's been passed down to you for generations. Our words are a part of who we are. It keeps our mountains and ancestors alive. So, if you want to study on something, warsh your clothes, throw a fit while making yourself a sandwich using light bread, or eat some roasten' ears while cutting up mushmellow, then you do just that. Don't let anyone speak down to you because of your heritage. It is what makes us who we are and we are a beautiful collection of Appalachian heritage. Ya'll be safe and Watch for Deer

05/22/2026

After yesterday's post showing my aunt's wounds from a squirrel, we received this video from our friend Steph in Pennsylvania. Steph is a natural resource program specialist. This squirrel is eating a flying squirrel! I had no clue squirrels were so awful.

05/21/2026

What animal are you most afraid of? Have you ever been attacked by a wild animal? A few years ago, my aunt was walking to her car to go to church. I'm sure it was like any other Sunday as she walked across the yard. However, this trip to the car would be embedded in her mind for the rest of her life. As she walked across her yard, she was suddenly attacked by an animal that most would never suspect was so vicious and could do so much damage. She couldn't get it off of her. It was biting, ripping, and scratching. My uncle heard her screams and came out to see what was going on. He saw what was happening and started fighting it. She jumped in the car, and the animal jumped in the car with her! It was biting, scratching, and trying its best to kill her! When they both finally broke free from this vicious creature, they went to the ER. Several stitches later and being treated for rabies, they were home healing. What animal could inflict so much damage, so fast, and so mean!?
A squirrel. What did you think it was?
Y'all be safe and Watch for Deer.

05/21/2026

Okay… am I the only one completely mind-blown after watching the Netflix documentary The Crash? Because there are parts of this story that genuinely don’t sit right with me. I need to know your theories after watching this…

05/20/2026

When your son thinks you’re so cool that him and his friend imitate you lol or at least that is what I’m going with 🤣🤣

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