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The bird show. Just a couple of seconds, we will check back. We're really good friends

until one of them called dibs on another deal. The relationship seems to deteriorate after

that. We'll get into it in just one second. Let me throw this at you guys. Let's do a

really, really quick, am I the anal? There is a dude, a hunter outside of the Pittsburgh

area. After dude does his hunting, he processes the deer that he killed in his front yard.

Now some of the neighbors are a little on the concern side because you got deer hanging

from trees while he is cleaning his deer. For those that aren't familiar, and I'm

not incredibly familiar, but I have friends on Facebook who during deer season, I have

to mute them because I can't look at that stuff on Facebook. You hang the deer and you

slice it so you can get the innards out. That's what processing it is. You have a dead

deer hanging from a tree. Get the meat. Get the meat. It's after you skin it too. It's

for its graphics. Yeah, it's intense. He's doing it in front of his house, which just happens

to be in front of the middle school. Also, oh, come on, fam. This is the TV report outside

of Pittsburgh. Lots of Pennsylvania hunters came out of the woods with a deer, including

one Greensburg man. Lucas Smith got his buck and decided to butcher it at home in front

of a school. Lucas Smith says he bagged this buck earlier this week and since then, it's

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