Looks like our deer problem is about to get solved

[denisperron@reseau.libresocial.quebec]

@karppinen

[stoori@polyglot.city]

@michaelgemar @karppinen @quixoticgeek unable to see the problem

[btrinen@social.seattle.wa.us]

@josh0 @karppinen I did not imagine it before today.

[teensytinykobold@derg.social]

@karppinen@mastodon.online beeg kttiy !!! ​​

[brotherpsyche@mastodon.social]

@karppinen rad!

[paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange]

@karppinen

for everyone but the deer.

i say this as somone in an area where they got rid of all apex predators and the deer population is out of control.

[javensbukan@mstdn.ca]

@karppinen If not fren, then why fren shaped?

*Gets eaten*

[toroidalcore@masto.hackers.town]

@float13
When you so desperately want a browser alternative without AI, and nature gives you a sign.

@karppinen

[ulrich_the_elder@thecanadian.social]

@karppinen That appears to be a bobcat possibly a lynx. In either case it is too small to take down a deer. It may clear out the housecats and small dogs in the area

[iwritelike@mastodon.social]

@karppinen OMG, I didn't realize they were so big!

[biohumanisti@eliitin-some.fi]

@Ulrich_the_elder @karppinen
It's a lynx and it can take down a deer. Deer is one of its favourite foods.

[sebi@23.social]

@karppinen Where? How?
...
Also: Headpets allowed? ö.ö

[kupac@functional.cafe]

@karppinen
Honestly, I think it's after the birds visiting your feeder

[wooshell@chaosfurs.social]

@karppinen Luchs like it, indeed..

[float13@masto.hackers.town]

@unusnemo

This might be a record for # of likes on a post
John Mastodon has smiled upon me

[harald@mementomori.social]

@karppinen @koks hoping for this video