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i would venture to say its a southern thing!<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

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Take a picture or two and find some one with a scanner or go to the public libary spread the word that you would like to post these photos

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hey whats that about a southern thing! that does remind me .we have 4 dogs that were dumped at our camp and one of them has a very bad under bite.its the kindest dog but he looks so mean your scared to pet him.

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I dont know,but at least he could eat corn thru a picket fence

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I shot a deer in archery season like that. I checked her bottom jaw with an age chart and according to the chart she was 6 years plus. Maybe it is age??

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Trap, in 1987 I shot a four point in northcentral PA with an unusual overbite. It seemed like the lower jaw stopped developing as a fawn. I shot him as he trailed a doe and her fawn. He certainly looked stange. My friend's dad was my high school biology teacher and a deputy game warden. As I recall, he was not all that surprised by it and indicated it was a genetic trait much like piebalds and albinos. I have some pictures of it, but they're the ones that we took after butchering. I don't think they're appropriate for the internet.

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trap,
You are either dealing with a healed injury (1% chance) or the deer was born like this (99% chance). I've never heard of any disease, malnutrition, etc causing this.

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never saw a deer like that in the south ,so it must be a mid north think LOL<img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>.
when I was doing taxidermy work I did get a smallmouth bass to mount that had a very bad underbite. his bottom jaw was 1 3/4&quot; longer than his upper jaw.man was he weird looking.the game biologist said they se them all along. that was my first time,and noone since.

must be just like some people,weird!!!<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle>

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THERE'S A LOT OF PEOPLE DOWN SOUTH WITH THAT KIND OF OVER-BITE.....YOU SUPPOSE THEY GOT LONELY, AND WENT LOOKING FOR SOME DEER???????

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About 10 yrs ago a close friend of mine shot a buck with a bad over-bite. He was grinding his food with his front teeth on the roof of his mouth, they were completely behind the plate in the roof of his mouth. We joked that he had shot a &quot;duh&quot; deer.