It's from EHD.
Id don't think ruminants founder, think it's specific to ungulates.
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It's from EHD.
Id don't think ruminants founder, think it's specific to ungulates.
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No kiddingOriginally Posted by Huntinjunkie
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Better for swimming in Lake Murray!
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i have seen 3 like that, and they were all killed in the marsh with in a mile of each other over a spand of a couple years. i just assumed it had something to do with living in the marsh
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I've killed 2 in my time with hooves like that 1 was a yearling buttonhead that came out limping so I dispatched of him.
The other was a toad of a 6 point that I killed this year. Healthy horn wise but this guy was a mess. His bases of his rack almost touched in the center of his head. Shiek hooves, ballsack the size of a jr. basketball and stunk to high heavens. When I walked up on him he had a distinct odor. Smell of rutting buck and penicillin is the best way I can describe it. One ear was completely broken and had a hole in it the size of a quarter. Once hung up at the processor, the meat looked black where even the thin fat on the muscle had a yellow tint to it. He went to the gut hole with the rest of the other remnants of deer processing.
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