Rare Deer
01-26-2007 | 08:42 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Tennessee
RE: Rare Deer
ORIGINAL: WWhunter
Did you take that picture near my house? JK I had a piebald doe around my yard for several years. It would have twin fawns every year and they were always normal. I had to run out of town one day and whe I got back someone (I know who) shot it and left it lay in my field. Bad part was they shot it in the end of May...and hit it in the spine. It lay in the field for a day and a half before I found it. It was alive and had been spinning itself in circles on the ground until its hide was worn through to the meat. I shot it in the head with my .22 pistol and called the Warden. I butchered it and it had a set of twins that were about to be born. I removed the bullet and gave it to the warden. He also knew who had done it but there wasn't much he could do since he didn't see it happen.
WW
Did you take that picture near my house? JK I had a piebald doe around my yard for several years. It would have twin fawns every year and they were always normal. I had to run out of town one day and whe I got back someone (I know who) shot it and left it lay in my field. Bad part was they shot it in the end of May...and hit it in the spine. It lay in the field for a day and a half before I found it. It was alive and had been spinning itself in circles on the ground until its hide was worn through to the meat. I shot it in the head with my .22 pistol and called the Warden. I butchered it and it had a set of twins that were about to be born. I removed the bullet and gave it to the warden. He also knew who had done it but there wasn't much he could do since he didn't see it happen.
WW
Must've been some farmer or a guy who had a garden who didn't like the fact that the doe was eating his stuff. Pretty immature of him. He could have just put some human hair out there.
That is a shame.
