Below is a Facebook post from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources:
You never know what kind of “other duties as assigned” will pop up when you work here.
Earlier this week, biologist Jason Nicholes got a call about a mule deer stuck in mud near Pine Valley in southern Utah. Jason was able to quickly pull the buck out using rope and a winch in his truck. Though muddy and tired, the deer regained its footing and ran back into the trees.
(Video source: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources)
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