This can't be comfortable for this doe
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From: tobywon
15-Sep-17
My brother just sent me this photo and never saw her before. Looks like a tumor rather than an injury. She seems to be doing good and these animals can adapt very well, but I can't imagine it would feel too good.
From: t-roy
15-Sep-17
Possibly a rupture?
From: t-roy
15-Sep-17
Got a pic of a doe this summer with a similar affliction. Several years ago, I got a bunch of pics of a doe that had a baseball sized growth under her bottom jaw. I ended up killing her, but couldn't bring myself to cut the growth open to see what it was ! Also got a pic of a young buck with a huge growth between his front legs in the brisket area.
From: tobywon
16-Sep-17
I never thought of that t-roy maybe a hernia. Possibly a rupture or problem during birth. Wonder if that growth on the deer you posted is still growing.
From: manitou1
18-Sep-17
I believe she is a stripper that's had a boob job. You know how some of them go overboard. ??
From: Genesis
18-Sep-17
Looks like she's been drinking out of Jaquomo's pond.
From: bumpinblaze4x4
18-Sep-17
That's most likely an inguinal or body wall herniation; she may have had issues fawning. T-Roy; the lump on your deer is likely an abscess or a hematoma based on the location.
From: t-roy
18-Sep-17
blaze.... that's kinda my guess as well. Probably the same on the doe I shot.
Manitou1......I think she will be featured on the next episode of "Botched"!
From: BOX CALL
19-Sep-17
I had something like that before hernia surgery,or at least it felt like that.
From: tobywon
29-Sep-17
You guys may be right, botched boob job, this ones for you Hef...lol. Here is another photo he just sent me. She seems to be doing well.
From: lineman21
29-Sep-17
That's the Pamela Anderson of deer!
From: stick n string
29-Sep-17
Yeah I would definitely have to say they had her head where her feet should've been on the operating table
From: oldgoat
29-Sep-17
Not in Hollywood are you? Might be implants!
From: Habitat for Wildlife
29-Sep-17
We could help her by taking some of the fawns, but they are still spotted.
From: Habitat for Wildlife
29-Sep-17
We could help her by taking some of the fawns, but they are still spotted.
From: sdbowhunter
01-Oct-17
Troy I got a buck like that this year also. This is the first I have ever gotten any with any growths on them. He has it on his front by his brisket and just started getting pictures of him.
From: t-roy
01-Oct-17
Looks like a feedlot steer about to go to market!
