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Two sparring bucks crash through window of Douglas County home

West Metro Fire Rescue

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo (KRDO) – A couple of rowdy bucks in Douglas County are back in the wild after crashing into someone's house in the middle of a midnight sparring match.

According to West Metro Fire Rescue (WMFR), at around 12:30 a.m. Sunday morning, two bucks in the area of Roxborough Park were butting heads when their sparring match took them right into a homeowner's window well – and through the glass window into the home's basement.

The fire department says the startled homeowner made a late-night call to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), who were quick to dispatch two officers with a tranquilizer gun and call WMFR for assistance.

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Courtesy: West Metro Fire Rescue

After the two unexpected guests were put to sleep, West Metro Fire says its crews used what's called a "MegaMover" – essentially a stretcher made of tarp – to carry the two back outside.

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Courtesy: West Metro Fire Rescue

CPW later tagged the bucks and, when the duo eventually woke back up, released them back into the wild.

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Courtesy: West Metro Fire Rescue
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"This is what happens when you get rowdy after midnight!" West Metro Fire Rescue said in a post on Facebook. "We’re guessing the bucks will think twice before their next late-night showdown."

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Sadie Buggle

Sadie has been a digital and TV news producer at KRDO13 since June 2024. She produces the station’s daily noon show and writes digital articles covering politics, law, crime, and uplifting local stories.

This is her first industry job since graduating from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism in May 2024. Before that, she managed and edited for ASU’s independent student publication, The State Press.

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