6833:Larry Deer.
Have a guess at the score?
http://childerscrittercreek.webstarts.com/index.html?r=20110122235351
Have a guess at the score?
http://childerscrittercreek.webstarts.com/index.html?r=20110122235351
There is a kicker on the back side.
6834:Larry Deer Truck.
http://childerscrittercreek.webstarts.com/index.html?r=20110122235351
6834:Larry Deer Truck.
http://childerscrittercreek.webstarts.com/index.html?r=20110122235351
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This is a huge deer in the area we live in. any of the hunter in the area would jump at the chance to shoot at a deer in this size range.
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Deer Park, Alabama
B-Rad said:
That is exactly why high fence hunting will survive. He would be huge in most parts of the country in the wild.
The picture is of one of the wild deer taken this year off the farm. That looks like the main genetics we have in the area. I have not seen any bigger deer then that in the last 15 years around here.
We have had 2 of our tame deer die in the last month. No signs of injury and vet was shaking his head also. one was about 9 months old doe and the other was a 2 year old doe. they where keep in separate pens of about 2 acres each. the 2 yr old was in with one buck sawed off horns and 10 other does. the 9 month old was in a pin with 6 doe about the same age. The rest of the deer look nice and healthy and come up every day to get hand feed.
We have had 2 of our tame deer die in the last month. No signs of injury and vet was shaking his head also. one was about 9 months old doe and the other was a 2 year old doe. they where keep in separate pens of about 2 acres each. the 2 yr old was in with one buck sawed off horns and 10 other does. the 9 month old was in a pin with 6 doe about the same age. The rest of the deer look nice and healthy and come up every day to get hand feed.
