Barking Muntjac 

😂😂😂

He is Silent Hill Creature

Superb

Have you seen their scent glands move. Terrifying.

I spit out my coffee😂😂😂😂

They also have fangs!

Did you forget the platypus is a thing?

@@Christian-rn1ur Platypus is cool too.

​@@Christian-rn1urAustralia is cheating

same here, few gardens down the road

glad i’m not the only one

Same. Had no idea what it was initially and started searching barking bird calls. But this it.

Same. Wasn't sure if what I could hear was a muntjac or maybe a fox. Definitely a muntjac

Same! It's been yelling on repeat all night

I think he stomps to sound heavier lol

Sounds are very effective at scaring lower intelligence animals.

You live in Vietnam? Because if not, it wasn't a Muntjac

​@@JoshuaJacobs83Muntjacs are very common in South East England. We've got them on towns

@@RalfWildlife What I'm hearing is I need to move to South England

@@JoshuaJacobs83 they were brought over by the Victorians for sport and are now widespread here

Not only loud but scary too in pitch darkness. The ones around here sound worse!

When deer stomp their feet like that its them giving you a warning,

@@nyctus2024 yep, that's why I stood up when I did. My nerve ran out :)

Colorcane they’re trying to get you to move so they can assess the danger Still, if a deer screamed at me like that I’d get the hell out of dodge

Barry Neilsen they’re pretty tiny though right? It wouldn’t try to attack you or anything if it saw you stand up

Thank you. I just watched a couple of your videos and they've just made me realise how much I'm missing getting out on some proper footpaths at the moment :(

It also might be a fox. They sound almost identical. Caught a few in my wild camping videos too. Goes on all night sometimes. Always wear earplugs now.

@@AndysEastCoastAdventures You might have a point there.

It sounds like my dog lol

Wonder if this is coincidence or has evolved to sound like a fox

Foxes usually scream though

It's the female foxes scream. Fox bark higher in pitch than muntjac.

WTH! Ain't no dog, Asia deer!

@@rudolphvue8775 woooosh

@@rudolphvue8775 r/woosh

@@rudolphvue8775 woosh

Holy shit stfu with the wooshes. He did get the joke, he just made another one and you idiots didn‘t get it

Back when I lived near those woods, getting on for twenty years ago, they used to come into our garden. One day we disturbed one that was sleeping. When it woke up and saw us it was terrified. As it happened we'd inadvertently blocked its escape route. It ran in several different directions trying to find a way out, slamming into fences. It's a wonder it didn't injur itself. Finally it found a bit of fence it could jump over and that was the last we saw of it.

Yep, that's why I stood up and let him see I was actually bigger than him :)

Haha. 😂

Thanks 🤌

Until you see it's face splitting open around the eyes sprouting the pale, fleshy protrusions of its scent glands... ugh...

No grey foxes here, only red foxes. Red foxes sometimes eat the fawns but there’s nothing else which hunts the adult muntjac other than people

Lol

I don’t live near those woods any more, but when I did they used to wake me up, too.

Some do: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_muntjak

Annelies Leeuw thanx

Not a potato, but an old Digital Video camcorder, though it wasn't old at the time. I don't know why the video is so glitchy these days. It certainly wasn't when I first put it up all those years ago.

Ok Lo

No. The glitching wasn’t my doing and it isn’t on the original video. I first noticed it a few years after I put the video up.

@@BarryNeilsen I see. Looks cool at least.

It does look glitchy. It was shot nearly a decade ago on one of the first Sony DV camcorders. I bought it new in the last millennium! Image stabilisation was primitive and accounts for some of the glitches. More, I don’t even remember what software I used to capture to PC and upload it. It would have been cheap or free. Frame rate conversion if it happened would have made it more glitchy. (I’m in the UK so it would have been PAL/25 FPS and I don’t know how RU-vid processed that six years ago.)

@@BarryNeilsen Ahhh okay no worries, didn't actually see that the video was pretty old 👍

MiniTieGaming no worries yourself :) I was mostly reflecting on how much time has passed since then and how much easier it is to put things on RU-vid these days.

Yes, please do 🙂

@@BarryNeilsen Thank you so much sir. I will mention your channel name in the acknowledgement of my thesis. and citation will be given. Subscribed :)

Yes, there's something gone wrong with RU-vid's encoding of this. Those glitches aren't real. I've still got the original video so if I get time I'll post it and put a link here in the description for this one. (But I'm very busy at the moment, so no promises as to when I'll be able to do this.)

@@BarryNeilsen I was just kidding

sonic baseball, not India but England, not far from London.

@@BarryNeilsen oh. All I know is that muntjac deer can be found in Asia.

sonic baseball yes they are native to Asia, but were introduced here in rich country parks last century and now they’ve spread everywhere.

Yep, I was kneeling down, so about his height. I wondered how long it would be before he charged. My nerve gave out after a few seconds and so I stood up. That's when he ran away.

Never knew it was a Muntjac making that noise , times I’ve heard it ..

I don't know, actually. I certainly felt threatened at that moment, which is why I stood up and let it see that I was bigger than him/her. I'm glad it backed off, too. Although these aren't very big for deer, I've seen them charge into fences and they have quite an impact.

I don't know, to be honest. This video has been up for a long time and I guess RU-vid have re-encoded it for some reason, or maybe it wasn't properly encoded in the first place. One day I'll get round to putting it up again and maybe this time it'll work properly.

Not Asia but England, about thirty miles from London. They were brought to the UK from China about a hundred years ago and are doing very well.