Ohio nursing home residents ‘deer hunt’ with nerf guns in adorable video
Staff dressed in reindeer antlers, hid behind Christmas trees
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Residents of an Ohio nursing home went for a holiday “deer hunt” earlier this week.
On Monday, the staff at Continental Manor in Blanchester, Ohio, dressed as reindeer while residents sitting at a distance used nerf guns to “hunt” them.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A video of the playful “hunt” was posted on Facebook by Continental Manor on Monday.
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In the 45-second video, the staff members appear to be decked out as reindeer, with antlers, red noses and necklaces of flashing holiday lights.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}As the clip begins, the staff are walking around a clump of Christmas trees inside Continental Manor as they try to avoid the residents’ foam darts.
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After one “reindeer” is hit by a dart, she “falls” to the ground in front of the residents to the sound of laughter from the whole room.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Staff at the nursing home wore reindeer antlers and tried to avoid residents' nerf gun darts. (iStock)
Soon after, another “reindeer” gets hit and lies down before the video ends.
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Continental Manor posted the video several times on Facebook, with one version receiving more than 18.5 million views as of Thursday night.
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