Deer Overgrowth: A Surprise!
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Ty L
1 year ago
I saw the other day someone posted something like this and said if they somehow survive EHD that can will happen, if that's fact or not not sure just what I heard haha
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Roy B
1 year ago
Swamp deer hooves like that.
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Justin V
1 year ago
Yep. Marsh deer
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Paul M
1 year ago
Wow! That's wild looking.
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Wes B
1 year ago
Swamp deer
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Mike W
1 year ago
How about a deer elf?
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Shawn G
1 year ago
My brother just shot a doe like that...not sure what the cause is besides age
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Travis K
1 year ago
It can be caused by high starch feeding, such as large amounts of corn. It's more common in the mid west (Iowa, Illinois, kansas) my guess would be somebody is feeding large amounts of corn and other starchy additives
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Tyler M
1 year ago
Sick deer
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Chuck S
1 year ago
@Travis founder
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