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12-18-2005 | 07:58 PM

#21

KS_NonTypical

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From: Kansas

RE: Freaky deer

WOW that is one hell of a freaky deer! Was it harvested or found? And where's the clippers? lol

12-18-2005 | 08:00 PM

#22

deernutz

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From: MN

RE: Freaky deer

That would make one hell of a gun rack. You would have to worry about your rifles falling off!

12-19-2005 | 03:17 AM

#23

ShadowAce

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From: Louisville Kentucky USA

RE: Freaky deer

It's very painful to the deer.

12-19-2005 | 03:18 AM

#24

ShadowAce

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From: Louisville Kentucky USA

RE: Freaky deer

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ORIGINAL: ducsauce

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ORIGINAL: KickerPoint79

I don't see a picture??

Me either. Do you use firefox or IE? Not even sure if it matters.

I can't see it with firefox but can with IE.

12-19-2005 | 06:02 AM

#25

bassfisherman711

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RE: Freaky deer

too much sugar in the diet, what is somebody baiting these bad boys?

12-19-2005 | 06:10 AM

#26

DaveH

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From: Harford Co Maryland USA

RE: Freaky deer

A friend of mine killed a HUGE monster buck with hooves like that. He had the 6-8" long "elf hooves" made into a gun rack. Someone told me that pen raised deer sometimes get that condition.

12-19-2005 | 06:32 AM

#27

salty

Joined: Oct 2005

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From: Hurley, NY

RE: Freaky deer

looks like one of those rare tap dancing deer

12-19-2005 | 07:55 AM

#28

turtleshell

Joined: Jun 2005

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From: North Carolina

RE: Freaky deer

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ORIGINAL: Morty3

That appears to be a deer that suffered from blue-tongue disease pr epizootic hemmoragic disease (EHD). I saw one in the wild 2 years ago. Wierd watching that thing try to walk around.

I was going to say the same thing .I'm pretty sure its hemmoragic disease as well. Its common to find deformed or abnormal hooves as well as cists, boils and undersizedbodies for the age with this disease..Notify your DNR if possible I'm sure they'd be concerned and would wish to document theit in case of future outbreak.