bud nugbong
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mad cute, i dont know if bambi will want to go back into the wild after all the love. you should keep it and ride it when it gets big and strong.
Found a Baby Deer
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dannyboy602
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Wouldn't it be ironic if you raised this animal and released it back into nature only to have it struck by someone and then you had to scrape it off the road?
420God
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It really wouldn't surprise me. I was joking with my family about painting a bulls eye on it before hunting season if I were to let it run free.
420God
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I kinda grew up on a farm, my family is really close and I've been on and off the farm since a teen.animals are awesome
how'd you get into the whole farming deal? inherited?
A few years ago me and my father went into the business we're in together and I've stayed back on the farm since.
Prior to that I lived in a one of the rental properties we own and dealt X while remodeling the house for income.
I'm happy to back in the country away from all the drama.
Dizzle Frost
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thats kewl you took it in man, mad props!
it will prolly make a decent pet beings as its been raised with humans, if yur gonna release it tho i dunno how to go about it, as far as age goes, prolly depends on the natural predators in yur area.
you should make him a grow journal lol
it will prolly make a decent pet beings as its been raised with humans, if yur gonna release it tho i dunno how to go about it, as far as age goes, prolly depends on the natural predators in yur area.
you should make him a grow journal lol
420God
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Consider this it. There's not much for natural predators in my area. I was thinking of putting a blaze orange collar on her.
Dizzle Frost
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Yeah then its all good. I got some blaze orange Remington collars for my hunting dogs lol..there prety kickass with the Remmington logo on the buckle
looks like this one
dannyboy602
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Aw man I wish I could have a couple chickens and a cow. Mb it's not too late. I used to work on a large property as head gardener. They had horses. Three of them. I brought my golden to work with me every day and he used to chase the horses around the paddocks and eat horse poop like it was cake. And I would spread out a bale of hay in the bed of my pick-up and he would roll around and fall asleep like a baby. He also used to like rolling in deer poop. That shit made me sick. What's with dogs and poop?
Thank god people don't like smelling each others butts.
Thank god people don't like smelling each others butts.
itcanhappen
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i envy you
420God
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Lol, she'll be going back out before she can do any real damage.
She's getting more use to people and my dogs.
I think she might actually be ok.
redeye75
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http://www.ildfa.com/Heath%20Beat%20articles/Fawn%20Care%20Guidelines%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20Dr.pdf
This may help you out... GL
I just read entire page and there is some really good info there...
"Fawns will need to be stimulated to defecate and urinate the first few weeks of life. I generally recommend that you use rubber gloves and baby wipes and stimulate while feeding. This is what the doe does and usually you get good enough at the technique that you can catch and don’t have much “wiping” to do!"
This may help you out... GL
I just read entire page and there is some really good info there...
"Fawns will need to be stimulated to defecate and urinate the first few weeks of life. I generally recommend that you use rubber gloves and baby wipes and stimulate while feeding. This is what the doe does and usually you get good enough at the technique that you can catch and don’t have much “wiping” to do!"
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