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Oh, deer! Buck gets holiday lights stuck in antlers

Updated: 4:41 PM EST Dec 2, 2022

A deer inadvertently got into the holiday spirit after getting its antlers caught in decorative lights.Officials said the buck was spotted in an Oregon neighborhood sporting a tangled mess of lights on its head since before Thanksgiving.Officials from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife were able to catch up with the buck and sedate it long enough to remove the lights and release the animal.Hammocks, volleyball nets and holiday decor can get tangled up in antlers, the organization said.Watch the video above to learn more about this and other wild stories.

A deer inadvertently got into the holiday spirit after getting its antlers caught in decorative lights.

Officials said the buck was spotted in an Oregon neighborhood sporting a tangled mess of lights on its head since before Thanksgiving.

Officials from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife were able to catch up with the buck and sedate it long enough to remove the lights and release the animal.

Hammocks, volleyball nets and holiday decor can get tangled up in antlers, the organization said.

Watch the video above to learn more about this and other wild stories.