Picture credit: SWNS/ RSPCA A dopey deer who misjudged a gap and got stuck between a post and a tree has been freed by firefighters. The RSPCA was called to a country lane near Reading on Sunday, February 21, after the woodland creature became wedged in the opening. But after finding the animal was stuck tight, the officer called in the fire brigade to use powerful hydraulic equipment to force the tree and concrete post apart to set it free. Thankfully, the deer was unharmed and bounded off into the undergrowth. Rachel Edwards, animal rescue officer, said: “I believe the deer may have been running along the fence-line and thought she could squeeze through but misjudged the gap and got stuck fast.