Got a bunch of vids and pics of this deer. Looks like a bad knee
What do you guys think? Is it from an injury? Maybe just born that way?
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Got a bunch of vids and pics of this deer. Looks like a bad knee
What do you guys think? Is it from an injury? Maybe just born that way?
Could have been a number of things. I would guess an injury of some type ....anything from being hit by a car to being hit by a bullet !
Even wild animals can break bones. It's not all Disney out there...
F@%king Disney!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat32rf
Damn company has ruined my 5 yr old. I can remember when she was just about 3 yrs old and i had my first double-buck hunting season. She was losing her mind for days, excited to make the trip from Peterborough to Eganville to see my big buck hanging. The night she arrived, I ended up getting a 2nd buck.
As we're bringing the deer to the house in the tractor bucket, she comes running out of the house with my mother (who was worried about how the young girl would react to seeing a carcass for the first time) and starts shouting "Yum! Yum! Can we eat yet? Yum!"
Fast forward 2 years and 20 or 30 Disney movies... and she doesn't want to join me on a hunt, nor does she want to eat game meat - if we tell her what it is.
Ugh. F@%k Disney.
/rant
Watch Lion King with her. Talk a lot about the 'circle of life".Quote:
Originally Posted by Oddmott
agreed with WR, x2Quote:
Originally Posted by werner.reiche
Years ago, the theatre in the town we deer hunt out of, played Bambi the night before opening day......it caused quite the backlash !!
Couldn't agree anymore about your feelings about Disney. If I have to hear the soundtrack from Frozen (sung by my four year old not on the stereo or anything) one more time, I am going to be going to a mental hospital.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oddmott
I posted a pic of this deer in 2015. She has a bad knee. Maybe from an injury or maybe just deformed.
Fast forward almost 3 years later, she is still alive. Which I think is incredible given the hunting pressure and coyotes in the area.
Probably an injury-- fracture/dislocation--probably hit by a car.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigtedd
Original pic shows no sign of penetrating injury.
Small point--anatomically this is equivalent to the wrist joint-- not knee. A vet might call it radio/carpal.
I think his mane point was that the deer is stil alive. Not looking for an answer to the knee or elbow whatever it is
Yes of course...would not want to allow anyone to expand on the conversation in a constructive and educational way.Quote:
Originally Posted by superhunterguy
The comment about the relevance of the joint being equal to a wrist and not a knee, with their generally different bone structures and function gives no insight to the fact the deer has continued to survive.
A little more knowledge about a deer's anatomy in no way would be a good thing to learn.
indeed, amazing that is still alive