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[SB09]

Thank you, I'm hoping we can get him some help pretty quick. I have a huge heart for animals and the wildlife. It's been a neat experience to say the least.

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It is absolutely incredible how resilient these animals are and it's pretty unknown(By people who are anti hunting) that us as Sportsman have so much care to conserve the resource we take. This story is just more evidence of those points. If there's any way we as a forum can help you, please let us know. Also, keep us updated with the resolution for this little guy.

[cgny27]

Wow, hoping for the best result there!! Hopefully the rehabber works out!!


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[Kragan16]

It is absolutely incredible how resilient these animals are and it's pretty unknown(By people who are anti hunting) that us as Sportsman have so much care to conserve the resource we take. This story is just more evidence of those points. If there's any way we as a forum can help you, please let us know. Also, keep us updated with the resolution for this little guy.

Thank you! I will definitely keep you guys update on this post. [emoji4]

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[BuckSmasher]

It is absolutely incredible how resilient these animals are and it's pretty unknown(By people who are anti hunting) that us as Sportsman have so much care to conserve the resource we take. This story is just more evidence of those points. If there's any way we as a forum can help you, please let us know. Also, keep us updated with the resolution for this little guy.

I agree with all this.

[AntlerCollector]

Best of luck to you. My wife has rehabilitated two whitetail fawns, about 6 baby squirrels, 3 owls, 6 opossums, even a couple buzzards


Good on you for trying. I hope the deer can recover.

[DTala]

the injured leg needs to be amputated above the knee, higher the better for him to be able to motor around on three legs. If not amputated he willl grind the injured stub in the ground causing infection to the leg/bone. That infection will eventually kill him. Needs a good vet to remove the leg.

I am a retired Al GW, and a rehabber with 30+ years experience so I can speak from some degree of expertise on this.

[dustoffer]

Hope he recovers and you see him around---with those injuries I'd name him "Gimpy"

[Lone_Wolf]

If his hip is broken and there's no movement in the entire leg, may be more of a complicated situation to rehab......hate to say it, but may be best not to drag it out unless you have someone skilled at rehabbing a deer with this kind of injury.

[Dirtymike]

I think He outta be put down

Not if he is eating and drinking. Man i seen pics of deer with all kinds of wounds walking as if nothing. Have read many people discovering bullets, broad heads inside of completely healed animals living their best life.

If the GW is ok with you trying to rehab it I say go for it.

[Dirtymike]

It is absolutely incredible how resilient these animals are and it's pretty unknown(By people who are anti hunting) that us as Sportsman have so much care to conserve the resource we take. This story is just more evidence of those points. If there's any way we as a forum can help you, please let us know. Also, keep us updated with the resolution for this little guy.

Gofundme for vet bills for amputation?

[Quackerbox]

It is absolutely incredible how resilient these animals are and it's pretty unknown(By people who are anti hunting) that us as Sportsman have so much care to conserve the resource we take. This story is just more evidence of those points. If there's any way we as a forum can help you, please let us know. Also, keep us updated with the resolution for this little guy.

This.



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[Graysonhogs]

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[RattlesnakeDan]

Jacked up hip and leg needs a 22 to the brain. It's a deer not a human.
I have taken in many wild critters so i am not ignorant or unsensitive, but buck up and do what needs to be done.

[doghouse]

Sounds stupid but roll him on his side. Move the injured leg if you can. Needs circulation back to it.

[BrandonA]

Sounds stupid but roll him on his side. Move the injured leg if you can. Needs circulation back to it.

Good advice. If you don’t he will get “frozen shoulder”.