Just a lazy sunday for the Deer.
Sep 8, 2014 06:50:06 #
Great photos.
Thanks so much for taking time to post and photograph them.
Wish I could come out there and help the dear with the sore hoof.
Thanks so much for taking time to post and photograph them.
Wish I could come out there and help the dear with the sore hoof.
Sep 8, 2014 07:24:39 #
Sep 8, 2014 07:25:36 #
kaz6756 wrote:
Great photos.
Thanks so much for taking time to post and photograph them.
Wish I could come out there and help the dear with the sore hoof.
Thanks so much for taking time to post and photograph them.
Wish I could come out there and help the dear with the sore hoof.
Thank you, Karen.
I also wish I could be of assistance to her.
:)
Sep 8, 2014 07:48:31 #
Beautiful shots as always. Hope the young one heals okay, but Nature isn't very forgiving.
Sep 8, 2014 07:50:02 #
Treepusher wrote:
Beautiful shots as always. Hope the young one heals okay, but Nature isn't very forgiving.
Thanks Randy,
and you're very correct about nature.
:(
Sep 8, 2014 08:55:59 #
Very beautiful shots all, Marilyn! Sad about the crippled deer. One here broke a leg in a jump gone wrong apparently, and two orthopedic doctors repaired the leg and the deer recuperated nicely.
colo43 wrote:
Ms. Suzie came in / ate grass/ drank to her hearts content and went and laid down in the bushes with her family.
an hour later a injured female ( last years fawn) came hobbling thru.
I sure hate to see that!
her right front hoof was in bad shape/ swollen/ toes spread apart and it looked like a foot ball. I hope she mends, because i could see she was in pain.
an hour later a injured female ( last years fawn) came hobbling thru.
I sure hate to see that!
her right front hoof was in bad shape/ swollen/ toes spread apart and it looked like a foot ball. I hope she mends, because i could see she was in pain.
Sep 8, 2014 10:59:47 #
Great pictures Marilyn, It looks like their summer coats are almost gone. Out with the red and in with new winter coat, sure hope this doesn't mean a long colder winter. I hope the wounded doe is healed quickly as winter is soon upon us and it could be her demise.
Sep 8, 2014 11:19:41 #
Sep 8, 2014 11:28:46 #
Jimande wrote:
Very beautiful shots all, Marilyn! Sad about the crippled deer. One here broke a leg in a jump gone wrong apparently, and two orthopedic doctors repaired the leg and the deer recuperated nicely.
Thank you Jim, I am so glad to hear about the deer getting the help it needed.
I wish the state of CO. was more diligent in watching over the wildlife.
Sep 8, 2014 11:30:20 #
GregoryD wrote:
Great pictures Marilyn, It looks like their summer coats are almost gone. Out with the red and in with new winter coat, sure hope this doesn't mean a long colder winter. I hope the wounded doe is healed quickly as winter is soon upon us and it could be her demise.
Thanks Greg.
yes the winter coats are starting - i have a feeling they will need them sooner than later this year.
I pray the deer will heal as well and quickly.
Thanks for looking and commenting..
:)
Sep 8, 2014 11:30:42 #
Sep 8, 2014 11:36:06 #
Very nice series colo43... I hope the injured deer gets better too...
colo43 wrote:
set 2
Sep 8, 2014 11:38:31 #
brucew29 wrote:
Very nice series colo43... I hope the injured deer gets better too...
Thank you, Bruce.
I hope she does as well..
Sad to see an animal hurt and know you are unable to help it.
Sep 8, 2014 15:31:47 #
colo43 wrote:
set 2
Beautiful pictures Mare so clear and sharp
This is what you do. Get the injured doe in your stable, call your farrier and tell him that Hev hurt her hoof. When he comes out and looks and sees a deer just tell him you lost your glasses and you thought you were looking at Hev! :)
Sep 8, 2014 15:50:12 #
Camshy wrote:
Beautiful pictures Mare so clear and sharp
This is what you do. Get the injured doe in your stable, call your farrier and tell him that Hev hurt her hoof. When he comes out and looks and sees a deer just tell him you lost your glasses and you thought you were looking at Hev! :)
This is what you do. Get the injured doe in your stable, call your farrier and tell him that Hev hurt her hoof. When he comes out and looks and sees a deer just tell him you lost your glasses and you thought you were looking at Hev! :)
You Nut!
LOL
i saw him this morn in the store..
hes built like a moma bear and i am sure he could hold that poor deer down with out a problem while i checked her foot out.
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