| The buck keeps the pressure on as she ducks into the brush, probably she's hoping that this will end the encounter, but he's not satisfied. He continues to crowd her... |
| ...and she turns
to face him. It looks like she's about had enough and wants to stand
her ground. He jerks his horns toward her like he's saying, "Make my
day."
Notice how he's tensed up...his back has flattened, he's stretched his neck, put his nose down to tip his antlers forward, and has pinned his ears back. This is aggressive, "in your face" body language for a deer. |
| Convinced that she's got to go, she eases casually off, making it look like it's all her own idea. The buck follows her every step. |
| Like a good bouncer, he makes sure that she finds her way all the way off the establishment. |