Problem Doe

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  1. Sota

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    Saw her about 2 weeks ago with the wire on her, doesn't look like it is causing any problems yet.
     
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    Looks healthy now...Seems like just a matter of time before she gets one of her feet stuck in it trying to get it off. Is it wire or some kind of netting?
     
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    Looks like wire.
     
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    I don't know your level of concern but you could see if the GW (or if you know someone with a dart gun) could come out and dart it and remove it. Just a thought.
     
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    CO is not interested in getting involved.
     
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    Its probally best to let nature take its course. who knows she might get it off her back.
     
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    She knows where the feeder is, I think she will be fine. I will shoot her next fall if I get a bonus tag.
     
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    call PETA. Tell them you'll send them some venison next season for helping your deer herd.
     
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    I think she looks fine. I wouldn't worry about it. Probably not much you can do anyway.
     
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    I do fret over my does and fawns they are well fed and watered, fresh clover plots. Hate to see them suffer.
     
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    Your veterinarian might have some good advice or even help?
     
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    Our vet is so damn busy he has little time or concern for a deer. I will keep a camera on her she does not seem to be suffering, when I first saw her she was in the pasture running off another does fawn off her patch of clover.
     
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    I think it's interesting the CO wants nothing to do with it...what else does he have going on right now??
     
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    Amazing what animals live through.
     
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    As well as the messes that they can get themselves in!
     
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    Hey Sota, how's that wired up doe? Still seeing her around?
     
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    I think she has freed herself of the wire. I have been working late at the fire base so I don't get home to feed until 7. Walking out I have been seeing the herd running all over and no doe with the wire. I do have to admit that the last time I swapped out chips I discovered that I neglected to turn the camera back on.
     
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    Battery life increased. :evilgrin:
     
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    Weird. Your signature says does are not deer.
     
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    They are live bait for the deer I want to shoot. I get the same thrill shooting a doe as I do butchering a chicken.
     
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