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Here's one of the many things in nature that likely happens all the time, but we rarely get to witness it. A Missouri trail camera captured the moment when a deer appears to be bitten by a snake.

It's not unusual for us humans to feel like we're the superior predator. However, nature sometimes reminds us that there are other creatures who are equally adept at hunting which is what happened to a Missouri bowhunter who looked down from his deer stand over the weekend.

I come from a family of Missouri hunters, yet inherited none of their marksman DNA. Too bad as it's nearly deer hunting season in Missouri and this year includes some rather significant changes.

This is one of those "aw" moments that is always possible when you live in certain parts of Missouri. A Lake of the Ozarks family woke up one morning to realize their yard was now wild kingdom as several deer fawns had taken it over and made it their own.

When you live in one of the many rural parts of Missouri, this kind of stuff happens. A Missouri woman just shared a video proving that there's a deer named Karen who keeps eating her roses. The nerve.

Ah, to be young again...like two young bucks that were just captured on a trail cam in Illinois trying to determine who the boss really is.

You're a good person and a good citizen if you see one of the many deer that appear near Missouri roadways and try to warn others, but is it legal to use your headlights as a means of communication? The answer is more complicated than you might think.

The thought of a Missouri man claiming that he not only saw a Bigfoot, but the fact that he believes the creature gifted him a deer without a head is probably laugh-inducing. He seriously believes this happened and I happen to believe he is telling the truth.

It's been quietly spreading among the Missouri deer population for decades, but one scientist believes the consequences are much more dire than just affecting wildlife. He believes if you want to see the disease that will eventually kill every single one of us, you need to look at what's happening to Missouri deer right now.

Missouri's deer season just ended a few days ago and the state is reporting that the total harvested shattered an 18-year-old record.