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Yes!Hunters, have you seen a decrease in the number of fawns this year?
Yes!Hunters, have you seen a decrease in the number of fawns this year?
Just did a quick search. Yes, don't know, and no.and pets? dogs and cats
and what about wild hogs?
I wonder if the virus would interact with viruses potentially carried by parasites of deer, maybe like meningeal worm? Then spread to slugs and snails to be passed on to whatever animal eats them?I wonder how the virus will interact with Chronic Wasting Disease, in ungulates?
It's a prion type disease, like Mad Cow.
We’ve had several little baby fawns wandering through the back yard this year. They like to stop to have lunch at our place, for some reason. I adore watching them, we just sit and stare at each otherI asked because I see healthy adults but not one fawn or yearling this year. This could be a bad thing.
That proves that deer catch colds. I’ve heard them sneezing.
Are the deer producing healthy offspring at the normal rate?
Not an idle question.
That proves that deer catch colds. I’ve heard them sneezing.
We see them, out for a Sunday drive, stopping to take pics of the herd of deer in her side yard.
Vampire bats may be spreading the virus, but plain old ordinary blood sucking vampires are spreading corona mitigations all over the world.
Are the deer producing healthy offspring at the normal rate?
Not an idle question.
My other concern is that the chicken feed may contain animal protein that the deer should not be eating and the possibility of introducing the deer Wasting Disease. She went in and came out with a big pan of food for them as soon as he left!
So, I can see how, here, Covid could get into the deer population. Neighbor said he saw her on the porch, hand feeding a young buckling last week, when he drove by. It all seems so cute and harmless to regular town people. We see them, out for a Sunday drive, stopping to take pics of the herd of deer in her side yard.
She's a moron. Ds's MIL is another one. Started feeding the "adorable" deer that wandered through their 2 acre high-end residential lot. It was costing them a fortune, as she was buying "deer corn" (3 whole ears for a few bucks!) bought at the local supermarket. It's ILLEGAL TO FEED DEER. Why would a store sell "deer corn"?!
Anyway, we kept trying to warn her, and she thought we were all mean idiots, I'm sure, until the afternoon one of her favorite bucks got pissed that she didn't have more food, and knocked her down aggressively looking for more. OMG! Those dangerous, evil deer! The whole 2 acres got fenced (barely slowed them down) and the feeding stopped.
Hopefully, this bear will cause the idiot doctor trouble, not you!
Summerthyme