So what is up with junior here?

[systemnt]

Told you not use lead yellow paint for your pea gravel......

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Seen deer like that that have poor drainage of preorbital glands. Seems to be fine otherwise....

[bullhead44]

cedar allergies. I feel like that at certain times of the year

[Tubby]

Possibly infection in the pre orbital gland? That would be the location correct? I have know idea but it seems like glands swell on us more than anything with sickness and infection.

My thoughts as well ^^^ but it could be a sinus issue


May want to forward these photos to our resident Deer Biologist...

[lanceodom]

He must have found Apollo Creed Buck!

[bowhuntertex]

sinus infection of some sort would be my guess........

[Czechfish]

Tbag

[flywise]

Arterial Worms

Photo via texashunting411.com
Arterial worms: These white round worms live in the arteries of the whitetail deer. Horsefly bites are how a deer contracts the parasite. A deer’s health can be impacted by the worm taking residence in bone structures causing bone deformities and resulting infections. The jaw tends to be the area most commonly affected. Swelling in this area can lead to food being trapped below the tongue which can lead to tooth loss and secondary infections. Deer infected with arterial worms are still safe to eat.

maybe

[14JKURX]

Look at this.

https://www.buckmanager.com/2014/01/15/deer-management-bullwinkle-disease-in-deer/

Whitetail deer with Bullwinkle Disease.

[TXBowhunter11]

That's crazy looking...

[EliteDriver]

That doesn't look good....

[32drawlength]

Switch him to a Gluten free diet & it’ll be better soon [emoji12]

[Charles]

Got hit by pea gravel chasing a mega fawn

[bullets13]

That's crazy looking, whatever caused it.

[SKLOSS]

Plugged orbital glands!


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