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Under Voronezh, you can feed deer by hand

In the Novousmansky district of the Voronezh region there is a place where deer grow. The owner of the recreation center, located near the village of the state farm "Voronezh", takes care of them, and the animals are not afraid of people. They enjoy eating carrots. But most of all, they like apples, so they take them out of hand

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In the Novousmansky district of the Voronezh region there is a place where deer grow. The owner of the recreation center, located near the village of the state farm "Voronezh", takes care of them, and the animals are not afraid of people. They enjoy eating carrots. But most of all, they like apples, so they take them out of hand.

Visitors are warned not to chase deer. If they are not suitable to try the treat themselves, then you need to leave them alone. Due to intrusive attention, animals can fend off people. Judging by the pictures, the baby is very peaceful.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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