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Warning: this is as graphic a video as you may want to see. It is common knowledge that Elk can be tough to bring down … Whitetails, in my opinion, are no slouches either. Check out this vid (Facebook only unfortunately) … it boggles the mind. Whitetail
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How about a synopsis for those of us who are banned from Facebook?
Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
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I will say this - open wound (and a mother of one at that) not sure of cause…speculating highway traffic.
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Oh schidt. That is gruesome. It must be recent, because that sucker is not long to this world. No limp, so I doubt it's a collision injury. Could a broadhead have done that?
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Some knothead with a 50cal probably.
Last edited by DANNYL; 10/26/20.
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Not good. Just the kind of ammo the bunny huggers need in their quest to put us out of business.
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I'd say it was bedded and run over by a farm implement
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Apologies to Hookeye - duplicate thread.
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It was bit by a rattlesnake and the flesh was destroyed by the poison. the deer and his friends kept it licked clean and it diden't get infected.. I saw a guys arm that was bitten and after 2 or 3 weeks that is what it looked like.... you could see Muscles , Tendons. and even bone , and it still worked without pain... when he got to a DR he had skin grafts to cover it.. it looked terrible with so much flesh missing.
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Injuries happen, hard telling how. Farm implement is my guess but you never know. If infection doesn't get him he could heal up. Didn't look like it bothers him so I wish him luck
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Not good. Just the kind of ammo the bunny huggers need in their quest to put us out of business. Oh, untwist your panties, Margret.
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I’d say it looks like it was hit with a combine in a corn field. Probably was bedded and combine got too close
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Maybe a injury incurred during a battle with another buck during the rut? Who knows, but some times accidents/events happen in the wild that claim the wildlife; we may never know happened.
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Sorry just got a duplicate post!
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