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My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best

Posted By: Providence Farm

My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/06/25 02:59 PM

Just got this picture. Apparently my daughter and her dog just found this in the back field not doing well at all. Dog walked right up to him to check him out. Wife had stringed water into it and is looking for a rehaber.

I think its to far gone and nature knows best and would have left it alone. It was behind the barn a few hundred yards so good chance its the same deer that was staying in the barn. . i suspected there was something wrong with a faw alone living in the lean to that keep coming back. And yes those are my daughters bare feet she walks the farm and everywhere else she can bare foot.[Linked Image]
Posted By: elsmasho82

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/06/25 03:09 PM

Stinks seeing anything suffer…is it’s belly bloated? Those wide eyes looks like it’s in pain…
Posted By: Providence Farm

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/06/25 03:28 PM

He didn't make it. Just got the txt. Sorry smash i know nothing more than the picture and the dog and daughter walked right up to him and could clearly see something was wrong and attempted to help a lost cause. All nature lovers at heart. something the anti's will never understand. Our deep love for nature, animals and outdoors raising orphaned animals, nursing injured and sick , and creating an improving habitat. but also abilities to harvest them and make hard calls when needed.
Posted By: BigBob

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/06/25 06:56 PM

I'd be concerned about some kind of disease and bury it deep.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/06/25 07:03 PM

Sugar water helps keep them from going into shock.
Posted By: Swamp Wolf

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/06/25 10:00 PM

EHD
Posted By: D Cobb

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/06/25 11:06 PM

Originally Posted by Swamp Wolf
EHD

It's in that part of the state pretty bad. A friend of mine down that way has been running his hounds and has found quite a few dead deer. It's bad stuff.
Posted By: elsmasho82

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/06/25 11:13 PM

What a shame. Poor little thing
Posted By: Providence Farm

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/07/25 12:18 AM

Originally Posted by Swamp Wolf
EHD


I thought it affected the older deer and young generally survived?
Posted By: Flipper 56

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/07/25 02:41 AM

I had a fawn walk up to the pond, got a drink, then it walked 10 yards and fell over and died last year. Another doe died in my yard, couple more in the woods. I haven't found any this year yet, but it is another drought, so it will be starting. EHD
Posted By: Swamp Wolf

Re: My barn fawn maybe Nature knows best - 09/07/25 04:53 AM

Originally Posted by Providence Farm
Originally Posted by Swamp Wolf
EHD


I thought it affected the older deer and young generally survived?

Affects all age deer. Some overcome it and therefore builds an immunity...many others die within a week after contracting it thru the bite of a midge/sand gnat.

Any deer you see that has hooves peeling has survived EHD at some point in their life.
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