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Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? #6373221 07/18/16 06:18 PM
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Is there something wrong with this deer or is this simply how the coat is? Can someone let me know what causes this and what I can do to eliminate the problem?



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Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: WestTexasGolfer] #6373330 07/18/16 07:42 PM
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Looks like a typical summer coat to me. Perhaps a bunch of ticks in that area but that buck looks very healthy to me.

Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: fouzman] #6373497 07/18/16 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted By: fouzman
Looks like a typical summer coat to me. Perhaps a bunch of ticks in that area but that buck looks very healthy to me.



thats my guess too


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Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: WestTexasGolfer] #6373548 07/18/16 10:13 PM
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I assumed it was normal wear and tear for the summer coat but wanted to make sure. anyone tell me what is up with this deers leg???

Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: WestTexasGolfer] #6373690 07/18/16 11:30 PM
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And how would you expect to treat it?

Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: don k] #6373737 07/18/16 11:56 PM
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Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: WestTexasGolfer] #6373826 07/19/16 12:46 AM
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Is this your first year with a high fence ranch? Reason I ask is stated in one of the questions above: how do you plan on treating it? Seems a weird question to ask about treating deer like they are livestock. The second picture all but confirms the diagnosis of a high fence owner or breeder, but is this your first year or just not very experienced? Not trying to rub you the wrong way, seriously. Just giving a little background will help people give more education as needed.

Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: WestTexasGolfer] #6373891 07/19/16 01:21 AM
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I don't think it's a problem. I see it a lot. Usually means nice antlers.



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Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: Texas buckeye] #6373985 07/19/16 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted By: Texas buckeye
Is this your first year with a high fence ranch? Reason I ask is stated in one of the questions above: how do you plan on treating it? Seems a weird question to ask about treating deer like they are livestock. The second picture all but confirms the diagnosis of a high fence owner or breeder, but is this your first year or just not very experienced? Not trying to rub you the wrong way, seriously. Just giving a little background will help people give more education as needed.


Worried it was mange, looks worse than it does on all of the other animals. No offense taken I will take all of the education I can get...

Re: Is this NORMAL or DO I need to treat this deer for something??? [Re: WestTexasGolfer] #6374998 07/19/16 10:02 PM
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front leg may be from a fence injury?

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