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Yeah, we've just been called to a job in Woking where we've got a road deer that's tried to jump through a set of iron railing gates and it's got itself stuck in between. So, in between the rib cage and the hips and it's struggling to get out either end. I'm slightly concerned because every other hole in that gate has got like a fleur-de-lis type spike sticking up. So, I'm really hoping that the deer hasn't impaled itself. Best case scenario is we get on site quickly now. Um we free the deer and release in situ. So, I'm really hoping that one of these prongs Possibly superficial. So, we might be able to just spray that wound. Put some stuff on it. So, let's just winch some more. We're almost there, actually.
He's done He's been very done very well. In a sense, he's picked the only one that hasn't got the spike. So, There we go. So, let's just keep him calm. It's hard to tell whether he's calm because we've got the towel or So, that actually is superficial. So, I think we can just clean that up. And that'll be okay. Sorry. The next step is to give it some space. So, we're going to step all the way back over there. That's good. I'm happy with that.
