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Free Beer & Hot Wings: Deer Has Powdered Donut Stuck to Its Antler [Video]
Free Beer & Hot Wings: Deer Has Powdered Donut Stuck to Its Antler [Video]
Free Beer & Hot Wings: Deer Has Powdered Donut Stuck to Its Antler [Video]
A couple of guys were just out on the Snake River for a day of fly fishing in the northwest U.S. when they noticed something that has never occurred in nature before. Across the river, a deer was drinking some water, but something was a little out of the ordinary. The deer had a powdered donut stuck to its antler!
Officials Warn Michigan Drivers: ‘Don’t Veer for Deer’
Officials Warn Michigan Drivers: ‘Don’t Veer for Deer’
Officials Warn Michigan Drivers: ‘Don’t Veer for Deer’
With the start of bow hunting season Wednesday, deer are on the move here in West Michigan. October and November are the riskiest months for deer-related vehicle accidents in Michigan. Because of this, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and other organizations are coming up with new ways to bring the number of deer-related accidents down. The Traffic Safety Coalition is trying to increas
Free Beer & Hot Wings: Lumber Yard Owner Says He Found Jesus’ Image In a Tree Trunk [Video]
Free Beer & Hot Wings: Lumber Yard Owner Says He Found Jesus’ Image In a Tree Trunk [Video]
Free Beer & Hot Wings: Lumber Yard Owner Says He Found Jesus’ Image In a Tree Trunk [Video]
Years ago, a woman claimed to see the image of Jesus Christ in a grilled cheese sandwich. That helped set off a events in which people were seeing Jesus in everything from food to windows to toasters. Things had calmed down for a while with the Jesus sightings, but now he's back!
Free Beer & Hot Wings: Mount Ontake’s Eruption Caught On Tape by Japanese Hiker [Video]
Free Beer & Hot Wings: Mount Ontake’s Eruption Caught On Tape by Japanese Hiker [Video]
Free Beer & Hot Wings: Mount Ontake’s Eruption Caught On Tape by Japanese Hiker [Video]
Mount Ontake erupted on Saturday afternoon, raining down a cloud of ash on central Japan. It has seriously or fatally injured at least 32 people, The Washington Post reported. More than 250 hikers were making their way up the volcano, Japan's second highest at 10,062 feet, when it blew its top. One of the hikers pulled out his cell phone and started recording as the massive plumes of ash shot int

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