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That’s about all shows up on my husbands deer camera in the woods, doe. It is against the law to kill a doe or any buck with spikes under 6 inches here. My BIL that brings us corn, says he can’t tell if the steak I cook is beef or deer. I soak the meat in a little vinegar and water before cooking. It tenderizes and takes some of the game taste out. Nice herd.
109043Love to see them and do quite often meandering across my property from one wood to another. Often a mother with her fawn or twins . There is usually a stag standing back in the woods . Seldom do you see him grazing but he is keeping watch. Thanks for the Pic Carolyn, interesting.
145789Lovely to see them in the wild so to speak. Well at least we know they will be let free soon. Love Chris
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45917During the week there were 2 deer running around the suburban streets of Sydney.One ended up on the rail lines near Central causing all trains to stop.One deer was eventually caught & had a police escort to the vets but was found to be in a bad way & had to be put down .The other deer escaped.
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52676Oh thanks Carolyn. This is one of the bits about Cute seeing about what is happening in other parts of the world. When I started teaching I used to pass a huge park on the way to work and there was a herd of deer there. Large notices told the public to keep away from the deer in the autumn and spring. Thanks for posting these interesting pictures
114322Lovely pictures. Are they let go in a protected area or are they likely to be hunted for their meat once they get bigger?
29723Interesting. In my old neighborhood we could not keep them out of our gardens or driveway. I did not realize that they had to be specially raised.
by crafter2243
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I loved seeing them in my back yard but they loved and ate everything I planted and left all the weeds. Can't say I blame them. The grands always got excited when "Bambi" showed up.
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