Picture of this doe showed up on a trail camera recently. She appears healthy other than the 180 degree corkscrewed appearance of her upper neck/head. Neck is obviously very thin in this region. Assuming she suffered an injury at birth or very young age. Amazing that she could cope and thrive with this severe of an injury. Anyone seen this before?
Ever See This Deer Deformity???
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CBH Australia
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Wow, any more pics. Is it always naturally returning to that position?
Do her a favour and shoot it. Should eat the same.
If there are any predators she is not going to last.
Do her a favour and shoot it. Should eat the same.
If there are any predators she is not going to last.
gyrfalcon
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I agree with CBH …………help her out of her suffering. A quick bullet beats being eaten alive by predators.
Only picture I've gotten of her. Haven't seen her live. Picture is from southern Kentucky. Have several pictures of cougars, many coyotes, few bobcats. Despite that she looks relatively healthy.
