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bullmoose38 07-12-2006 06:39 PM

Is this deer in rut already or what? pics
 
I think our little sika deer is in rut already.:D:D:D Pic is a little dark. Looks like an early rut!!!!!!!!!:D:D


deerslayer270 07-12-2006 06:41 PM

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YOUS HAVE A PET DEER!!!!! THATS SOOO COOL!!!!! lol and i would say its well ready...

saltflyz 07-12-2006 06:42 PM

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dam bro, that is a little creepy.

cataway 07-12-2006 06:47 PM

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just practicing ,some day he'll get it right

bullmoose38 07-12-2006 06:50 PM

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ORIGINAL: saltflyz

dam bro, that is a little creepy.
Dont worry man I only did it for the pic.:D

mobow 07-12-2006 06:51 PM

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Looks like one of those yapper dogs to me. Watch out for your leg! :D

JimPic 07-12-2006 06:54 PM

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They grow up so quick,don't they?:D

Windwalker7 07-12-2006 06:58 PM

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People confuse this act with mating. We see it in puppies and female dogs quite often. This is actually how animals show dominance.

If you've ever had a litter of puppies you will notice that one puppy will do this to all the other puppies to show them he isthe dominate puppy.

This little deer is showing you he is superior to you.

Rob/PA Bowyer 07-12-2006 07:02 PM

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Great pic but remember the bucks/males are always in rut meaning ready...rut is determined by does and does alone....like male dogs don't come into heat...they are there when the females do...

From what I understand, they make great house pets, is little buck house trained?

bullmoose38 07-12-2006 07:04 PM

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ORIGINAL: Windwalker7

People confuse this act with mating. We see it in puppies and female dogs quite often. This is actually how animals show dominance.


This little deer is showing you he is superior to you.
Man, I hope no human ever tries to show dominance over me.

captain backstrap 07-12-2006 07:07 PM

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Funky cold medina...;)

Windwalker7 07-12-2006 07:09 PM

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LOL!.... Yeah......that wouldn't be a pretty picture.

bullmoose38 07-12-2006 07:10 PM

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ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer

Great pic but remember the bucks/males are always in rut meaning ready...rut is determined by does and does alone....like male dogs don't come into heat...they are there when the females do...

From what I understand, they make great house pets, is little buck house trained?
Maybe my wife is in heat then?:D He is house trained he goes in his box to do his thing. He will be going outside shortly though. If not in a year I would have to put trees in my house so he could rub his velvet off. I also dont want a scrape under the ceiling fan.:)

GregH 07-12-2006 08:09 PM

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ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer

Great pic but remember the bucks/males are always in rut meaning ready...rut is determined by does and does alone....like male dogs don't come into heat...they are there when the females do...

I don't think that this is true. After a buck sheds his antlers he is sterile until until after he sheds the velvet from his new rack. You can see this when a late born fawn comes into heat late into the season. Like in march. Instead of attracting all bucks, shed or not, only younger bucks that still have their antlers are the ones doing the breeding of these late bloomers. In a captive situation this may be different, they may still have the urge to breed, but they'll be shooting blanks. In the wild, older bucks that have shed are not interested in breeding and they don't.

hardcorehunter 07-12-2006 08:11 PM

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Cool buddy!! Maybe he smells a little nooner on ya..LOL HCH

Bols 07-12-2006 08:18 PM

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How's the hole in your knee?

Finch 07-12-2006 08:27 PM

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Thats just too funny!:D:D:D

Greg / MO 07-12-2006 08:39 PM

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Man, I hope no human ever tries to show dominance over me.
I think that's what happens in prison... :D

You can actually house-train those???

Rob/PA Bowyer 07-12-2006 09:02 PM

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Greg, not only Sika's but whitetails actually house train rather well. The big thing is the urination cause everyone knows how clean deer poop is..LOL and you could collect for your stand location...LOL

nutter 07-12-2006 09:16 PM

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how did you get a pet deer...haha...thats great

Tbyrnzy82 07-12-2006 09:20 PM

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[blockquote]quote:

ORIGINAL: Windwalker7

People confuse this act with mating. We see it in puppies and female dogs quite often. This is actually how animals show dominance.


This little deer is showing you he is superior to you.
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Man, I hope no human ever tries to show dominance over me.

Now that funny right there


Tim

deerslayer270 07-12-2006 09:29 PM

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ORIGINAL: nutter

how did you get a pet deer...haha...thats great
i dunno but i want a lil white tail....just make sure i keep him inside durin huntin season....

bullmoose38 07-13-2006 05:16 AM

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In Pa you can have deer. All you need is the proper paperwork. We have 2 sikas and 4 whitetails. We had to raise this little guy at only a few days old. His mother died a few days after giving birth. They are alot a fun to have. We are trying to teach it to walk on dog harness. It quite doesnt understand that yet.

njbuck22 07-13-2006 06:59 AM

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Great picture. Just a couple of questions on owning a deer. First, what kind of enclosure do you keep them in? Are they like dogs where they will respond to its name? What and how much do you have to feed him?

turtleshell 07-13-2006 07:04 AM

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Its cool but I don't think I would want a pet deer, I'm afraid it may alter my view about killing them...I dunno make me soft or something[:o]

gzg38b 07-13-2006 10:53 AM

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ORIGINAL: turtleshell

Its cool but I don't think I would want a pet deer, I'm afraid it may alter my view about killing them...I dunno make me soft or something[:o]
I agree. It might be neat but in the big picture it could be bad if deer became popular house pets. If the non-hunting public thinks of deer as cute, cuddly, housebroken pets itwon't get any easier for us. Not trying to start a pi*sing match but it is something to think about.

BobCo19-65 07-13-2006 11:04 AM

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Do you have to have a license to have a pet like that?

nutter 07-13-2006 12:40 PM

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I heard you can own them in PA, dont you have to have an enclosure so big per deer? And what do you pay per deer? Are buck more?

sorryabout the questions, thats great though. Could you imagine the reactions you'd get at your local park with a whitetail deer on a leash.

bullmoose38 07-13-2006 12:42 PM

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ORIGINAL: njbuck22

Great picture. Just a couple of questions on owning a deer. First, what kind of enclosure do you keep them in? Are they like dogs where they will respond to its name? What and how much do you have to feed him?
You need a 10 foot fence for whitetails and 8 foot fence for sika. We have 6 deer we go through probably 300-400 lbs of feed a week. We have various food plots for them. We give them corn, sweet feed, soybean flakes, clovers, natures own, antler king, green leaves, carrots apples. Did I mention they love animal crackers. They eat alot!!!!!!!!!!

deerslayer270 07-13-2006 12:42 PM

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ORIGINAL: nutter

Could you imagine the reactions you'd get at your local park with a whitetail deer on a leash.
now that would be funny....i wonder if you could teach it tricks? hmmmmmm

bullmoose38 07-13-2006 12:50 PM

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ORIGINAL: nutter

I heard you can own them in PA, dont you have to have an enclosure so big per deer? And what do you pay per deer? Are buck more?

sorryabout the questions, thats great though. Could you imagine the reactions you'd get at your local park with a whitetail deer on a leash.
Buck are more expensive. It all depends on the genetics how much you pay and from who you buy the deer from. Mine were pretty cheap. The doe was given to me. The buck we bought from a family whos dad died. The sikas I bought a pair for $600 off a preserve. That was including a white stag which is a little more. You can pay anywhere from $450-$20,000 for a fawn. Yes I said $20,000 I know a guy that gets big money for his fawns. Hes getting his bucks over 200 inches consistently. We have a lot of deer farmers in our area. Alot of them sell to preserves. I will never raise a deer to be sent to get shot.

GregH 07-13-2006 02:08 PM

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What do you do with the deer?

nutter 07-13-2006 02:43 PM

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thats awsome man

bullmoose38 07-13-2006 02:54 PM

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ORIGINAL: GregH

What do you do with the deer?
I let Jimmy Houston come over hunting!!! No right now I just raise them for fun. Maybe it will lead to something. I just enjoy looking at deer.


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