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Meet Sugar Bob: Oregon’s Pot Eating Deer (1:46)
Posted by talesfromtheconspiratum on February 15, 2015Posted in: Animals, Cannabis, Entertainment, Marijuana, Video. Tagged: Deer, Medical marijuana. 2 Comments
Meet ‘Sugar Bob’ – The Cannabis Eating Deer | Collective-Evolution.
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January 17, 2015
by Jeff Roberts.
Richard Davis, known to his local community as “Pa Butt,” is a medical marijuana grower in Southeast Oregon and co-owner of the Applegate River Lodge. For 23 years he’s spent his time carefully tending to his plants, running the infamous lodge (as seen on Fox’s reality show, Hotel Hell), and raising a few animals along the way, including ‘Sugar Bob,’ a young deer that Davis has been raising on goat’s milk.
In a video published by OPG (see below), Sugar Bob is seen following Davis as he works, nibbling the marijuana leaves that fall to the ground. Deer are devout vegetarians, and are known to feast on outdoor cannabis plants, which can be troublesome for some medical marijuana growers. Fortunately, this isn’t the case for Davis.
“When I’m down here, he either stays pretty close to me, or he’ll go in the trim room and cleans up all the [excess cannabis] on the floor, [until] he’s ready for a nap,” David told OPG.
Davis’s friends are quick to notice Sugar Bob’s antics, especially when he eats larger, fully cured marijuana buds.
“I had a friend say to me, ‘that deer, that’s not right, other deer are out there getting chased by cougars and here’s your deer, laying on your bed, eating a big bud,’ and as he’s laying there, he’s getting sleepier and sleepier,” Davis laughed. “I had to crawl into bed with him and sleep for a few hours.”
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Meet ‘Sugar Bob’ – The Cannabis Eating Deer | Collective-Evolution.
▶ Meet Sugar Bob: Oregon’s Pot Eating Deer – YouTube.Richard Davis is a medical marijuana grower in southeast Oregon. When OPB went to interview him, they were surprised to find his pet deer helping on the farm.
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