tellico4x4
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Piebald Doe by Bullet Hunting Club, on Flickr
Piebald Rear by Bullet Hunting Club, on Flickr
Pie Bald Right Side by Bullet Hunting Club, on Flickr
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Piebald Doe - Hernia or is her udder that full?
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Piebald Doe by Bullet Hunting Club, on Flickr
Piebald Rear by Bullet Hunting Club, on Flickr
Pie Bald Right Side by Bullet Hunting Club, on Flickr
cecil30-30
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Looks like a hernia to me.I shot a 3.5 yr old 8pt one year and when I got up to it,it had a hernia in the same spot.Its small intestine filled bulge.When I field dressed it, I pulled the intestine out of it.
Phil1979
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Nice
Rubberduck270
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I've got a doe on this weeks pics whose udder looks like that. She has twins though so I figured that's what was causing it.
Tennrock
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[size]Great Picture, never seen one in the wild.
I would say full udder. There is a chance the fawn or fawns were lost and the udder is not getting relived, especially if the piebald genetics were passed on, making the fawn's chances of survival less.
Here are pictures of a doe with full udder from my cam.[/size]
I would say full udder. There is a chance the fawn or fawns were lost and the udder is not getting relived, especially if the piebald genetics were passed on, making the fawn's chances of survival less.
Here are pictures of a doe with full udder from my cam.[/size]
Beekeeper
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Do deer get mastitis like a cow does?
tellico4x4
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Beekeeper said:
Have no idea, maybe BSK will chime in.
