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 Ron:D |
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That has to hurt!!!!
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elephantitest(i may have spelled it wrong)???
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Someone posted this a couple months back. Too bad for the ole boy.
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Ouch!!!!!!!!! or Oh, that has to kill!!!!!!!!!!!
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Man, that boy needs some Sex.........it's turned to Cottage Cheese!:D
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even made his tail curl. OUCH
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how funny would it bet to get 'em and have a cape mount done with those hanging under it
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Looks to me that he has a deer equivalent of a Hydrocele (fluid) or Varicocele (Venous blood) which are both accumulations of fluid around the testes.
Can't imagine it would feel too good or that he'd be able to run real well with it! |
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I have heard of blue balls but dang
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hey matters
the tail is curlied to keep his sack from draggin on the ground |
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I have seen this before just not that bad. The buck has a hernia.
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see what happens when you miss the rut:D
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Seeing that makes me hurt!
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Theres that unprotected sex thing again. No permit needed to carry one consealed in your wallet!
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I don't see how he could run![:@]
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What! So the deer likes to play football. Thats MY kind of deer right there.
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Congratulations with your new Lab. I have one, too and love to hunt with her.
I used some of the techniques from this fellow Richard Wolters in his "Game Dog" book. He's written several good well selling books for Water Dogs, Retrievers, etc. I'm sure there are others. You may not do everything exactly like one of these trainers/authors does, but take the best and put to use. http://www.gundogsonline.com/dog-training-books-and-videos/dog-training-books/ The biggest challenge with my current Yellow Lab is to always have her paying attention to me, especially with ducks over decoys. She gets to excited before the first shot of the morning over decoys when it's still dark and 10 min. before shooting time with Teal and Grey duck dropping into the water, you can hear her teeth chattering. Pheasant hunting I she works very well and I let her range from 1025 yards out most of the time, giving her a small whistle through my teeth (not loud) every little while and she knows to keep in close. I seldom have to use the electronic collar, except if we're getting close to an area we just don't want the dog in (e.g. thin ice on sloughs in Dec. Pheasant season). They have a heart to go out and get that bird, especially swimming. It's amazing to see them work. Good luck with your dog. |
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Seen a pic of it before.
Has to be a drag in the snow . At least 2 below every day ???:D |
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ORIGINAL: MinnFinn Congratulations with your new Lab. I have one, too and love to hunt with her. I used some of the techniques from this fellow Richard Wolters in his "Game Dog" book. He's written several good well selling books for Water Dogs, Retrievers, etc. I'm sure there are others. You may not do everything exactly like one of these trainers/authors does, but take the best and put to use. http://www.gundogsonline.com/dog-training-books-and-videos/dog-training-books/ The biggest challenge with my current Yellow Lab is to always have her paying attention to me, especially with ducks over decoys. She gets to excited before the first shot of the morning over decoys when it's still dark and 10 min. before shooting time with Teal and Grey duck dropping into the water, you can hear her teeth chattering. Pheasant hunting I she works very well and I let her range from 1025 yards out most of the time, giving her a small whistle through my teeth (not loud) every little while and she knows to keep in close. I seldom have to use the electronic collar, except if we're getting close to an area we just don't want the dog in (e.g. thin ice on sloughs in Dec. Pheasant season). They have a heart to go out and get that bird, especially swimming. It's amazing to see them work. Good luck with your dog. |
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I don't beleive it's a hernia as I thinka hernia is an opening in the muscle wall where the internal organs protrude thru the opening, right?
I would go with elephantitis. Either way, that boy better be mighty careful and jump plenty extra high when jumping fences![&:] |
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ORIGINAL: uncle matt I don't beleive it's a hernia as I thinka hernia is an opening in the muscle wall where the internal organs protrude thru the opening, right? I would go with elephantitis. Either way, that boy better be mighty careful and jump plenty extra high when jumping fences![&:] However, severe inguinal hernias can protrude out into the scrotum. These are the hernias the doc is looking for when they tell you to turn your head and cough. |
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I don't beleive it's a hernia as I thinka hernia is an opening in the muscle wall where the internal organs protrude thru the opening, right? I would go with elephantitis. Either way, that boy better be mighty careful and jump plenty extra high when jumping fences! The popular choice of elephantitis (lymphatic filiriasis) has one flaw. This is that elephantitis commonly occurs in AFrica and that sure didn't look like a picture of an african landscape to me (Not to mention the presence of white tails in Africa). It is also a bit large to be a varicocele and a hydrocele would not have the dark coloring (also size disparity). My bet is a direct inguinal hernia. |
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Someone should go on a mission and put a rubberband around that thing.:DNot it
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