It's not uncommon to see herds of deer out in the Scottish Highlands,Sisters Slave especially during spring time.
SEE ALSO: Mini horses lead cops in a nail-biting, low-speed chaseIt is less common to see a leading herd member dawning a brassiere on his antlers.
Anne MacInnes snapped this incriminating photo of a stag in Wester Ross, Scotland.
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Perhaps the stag caught got tangled up in the pink undergarment while walking through a clothes line.
Or maybe he has a more salacious story to tell? Irrespective, it's not something you see everyday.
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