This is about as one-sided of a fight as you're ever going to see. It's like the younger brother going after the older brother to see where he stands. It's Mike Tyson in his prime walking through opponents seconds into a bout.
The trail cam footage starts off with a spike, for reasons only he can answer, lunging towards a bigger buck in the woods and immediately finding out that doing so was a bad idea.
The young buck is lifted off the ground, ragdolled and tossed in the air like he weighs nothing. After being dominated in short order, the young buck impressively manages to land on his feet following the brief battle.
Wisely, the smaller deer then decides he's had enough and makes a run for it with the bigger and stronger buck giving chase. Here's the fight. Don't blink, you might miss it.
Without knowing for sure if any insults were tossed around about the other deer's momma, I can only speculate that rutting season played a part in this fight. The young buck, possibly horned up, was stepping into the wrong territory.
He had to be shown who was boss, and that all the ladies in the area were spoken for. It's part of nature. A part that you really don’t want to get in the middle of.
I'm no expert on deer by any means, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the spike is going to hit the gym, grab some supplements and work the heavy bag before he tries his luck with this buck again.
You have to turn being lifted off the ground and spun around in the air into a motivator. You can't have too many of those losses under your belt. Especially not in front of any doe.
The best fighters get back up and dust themselves off. They learn from their mistakes and make the adjustment. Lunging at the bigger buck was a big mistake for this spike.
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My old buddy Warren Sapp is at it again
Hours after a video surfaced of Sage Steele telling a story about how hard it was to deal with Warren during his playing days, this video surfaces from over the weekend.
The Florida State guy clearly thinks that Warren might be a softy old NFL guy who would let him under the umbrella during a pregame interaction. WRONG.
The guy is wearing FSU gear.
If you're looking for a wholesome fan interaction, Sapp IS NOT THE GUY. You've been warned.
Warren Sapp is looking for a confrontation pretty much every second of every day of his life. There has been a confrontation on an airplane. There have been confrontations with police. With public officials. He kicks over end zone pylons on purpose, or did when he was employed by Deion Sanders. And then there was the time when he wanted me fired/virtually killed.
Warren kept me on the phone one afternoon in 2023. On that call, he threatened to have me fired. At one point, I drew him into a Laurel & Hardy wordplay bit that was completely ridiculous. I need to dig up that audio clip so my kids can hear their dad at work.
I'll say it again: Stay clear of Warren.
Is it CTE? Based on the stories that keep coming out, this is just who Sapp is and has been for decades. I just hope he doesn't start calling me today and yelling about this post. I don't have the time, Warren.
The LIBS are furious, like usual, with Danica Patrick for having the audacity to ride around in The Beast with President Trump
"I wish you could all have just 5 minutes with @potus! He is so easy to talk to and SO fun to listen to! He’s a great storyteller … funny and obviously interesting. He is also very curious what your opinion is pertaining to any topic. And of course he is really into sports, which I love!" Danica wrote Tuesday night on Instagram.
In the middle of the night, Katie Couric fired up her Instagram account to comment, "Ugh."
That would be the same Katie Couric who fawned over disgusting AI robot Jennifer Welch days after Welch said Charlie Kirk "justified" his own murder. "So proud of what you've built here… using your voices and talking about important things and raising a little hell," Katie, who turns 70 in January, told Welch during a podcast appearance.
Our dear old Katie, who used to wake us up every morning with her cheery smile, is now nothing more than a miserable LIB Boomer who comments on Danica Patrick's Instagram posts in the middle of the night.
• Jake asks: What type of food do you think is nearly impossible to screw up? For instance, I've never had a bad Chinese meal, so that would be my pick.
Kinsey: I couldn't come up with anything off the top of my head this morning, so I turned to Screencaps Jr. and his instant response was, "Hot dogs."
Screencaps the III said it's hard to screw up "salad."
• Jake W., a different Jake, writes in on the MNF booth:The big thing I noticed watching the pregame spiel for MNF was Buck kept calling Troy 'man' and Troy did not reciprocate at all.
• Steve C. emails: I along with several others don't like the announcers on TV. I sync my TV to the radio broadcast and it works great. Better descriptions and better announcers.
Kinsey: I'm all ears. Is there a way to easily sync NFL radio broadcasts with TV broadcasts? I thought radio broadcasts were ahead of TV broadcasts, especially streaming services. I need someone to walk me through your syncing process.
I'm not a bronzer expert, but I have to say Tim McGraw went a little heavy here
Combining that spray tan along with that suit was quite a choice. And why don't these people ever spray tan their hands. Tim's face looks like a Spalding basketball and his left hand looks like he's spent a winter in Duluth, Minnesota.
I'm starting to feel bad for the legendary Ohio company, but I tried to tell them
At this point, I need to write a letter to senior management at Wendy's PLEADING WITH THEM to bring back at least ONE Wendy's Superbar as a feel-good marketing play. The PR pain needs to end before it's too late.
Did I think Wendy's would totally die off when I made my death prediction 3-4 years ago? No, but I saw what I saw. Now here we are.
It's time for the suits in Dublin, OH to change the death narrative and it starts with a national Wendy's Superbar campaign. I might even have to go down to meet with these guys before it's all over.
Do they have any idea the goodwill just ONE Superbar would create? Are you kidding me? There are no other fast-food brands doing food bars. BRING IT BACK!
And that is it this morning. The sun is out. There was a chemical explosion in north Toledo this morning, but it can't ruin the blue skies 10 miles south. My plan today is to actually go suck down some of this pure Ohio air here in a few hours.
A visitor wearing a Joe Biden mask turned a Texas homeowner’s doorstep into the setting for a bizarre banana snack, prompting a police response and a warning that pranks can lead to dangerous confrontations.
Doorbell camera video shows the unidentified person approaching a Watauga home wearing a mask resembling the former president and what appears to be a "FREEDOM" T-shirt similar to those associated with Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA.
The person runs their fingers over the camera twice, then eats a banana through the mask before walking away.
Watauga police told Fox News Digital that officers responded to a suspicious activity report at approximately 8:05 p.m. Oct. 18. After reviewing the homeowner’s video at the scene, officers found no evidence of a crime.
A search of the surrounding neighborhood turned up no sign of the masked visitor.
The department said it is aware of social media posts describing similar sightings, but no additional reports involving the person have been made directly to police. Officers have not identified any related incidents.
While the doorstep appearance did not result in criminal charges, police cautioned that behavior intended to get a laugh could have serious consequences.
"The department also reminds the public that behavior perceived as threatening can lead to dangerous confrontations, potentially resulting in serious injury," police told Fox News Digital.
Authorities urged residents to call police about concerning behavior instead of confronting individuals themselves.
"We also encourage everyone to exercise good judgment and recognize that behavior intended as a joke or prank can sometimes cause unnecessary concern for others," the department said.
The visitor’s identity and reason for the masked appearance remain unknown. Police said their assessment has not changed.
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