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#11
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Posts: 125

I have shot two deer with a few tumors on them, but nothing like this one. One of them in PA and one in VT. The F&G Biologist told me that it was fine and you could eat the meat, but I don't think I would have if they looked like that.
Sorry, but that is one UGLY buck.
Sorry, but that is one UGLY buck.
#12
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Southwest PA
Posts: 816

ORIGINAL: jochs
Thats got to be the most tumors I have ever seen on any mammal. I wouldn't know what to do if something like that walked past my treestand. Thats a once in a lifetime animal for sure.
Thats got to be the most tumors I have ever seen on any mammal. I wouldn't know what to do if something like that walked past my treestand. Thats a once in a lifetime animal for sure.
#13

That deer actually has Deer Warts,which are actually fairly common and caused by a virus. They can't be spread to humans but are spread from deer to deer through contact. I had a few trail cam pictures of a doe with one large wart on her face, during the winter it froze off and then the next summer it grew back again. I had a chance to take her that fall bowhunting but unfortunately shot over her back. Her are a few pictures of a deer taken in Rhinelander Wisconsin area with deer warts, kind of gross.
http://wideerhunters.org/images/deertumors1.jpg
http://wideerhunters.org/images/deertumors2.jpg
Paul
http://wideerhunters.org/images/deertumors1.jpg
http://wideerhunters.org/images/deertumors2.jpg
Paul
#17

ORIGINAL: Booney160
kind of gross.
http://wideerhunters.org/images/deertumors1.jpg
http://wideerhunters.org/images/deertumors2.jpg
Paul
kind of gross.
http://wideerhunters.org/images/deertumors1.jpg
http://wideerhunters.org/images/deertumors2.jpg
Paul