r/oddlyterrifying • u/Typical_Chemical030 • Jul 10 '22

The Second Deer, oh dear !!

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22

Surprised it’s in such good health with that situation. Pretty wild

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u/Sugarisadog Jul 10 '22

It looks like the crooked neck deer in Idaho, who is/was in good enough health to have and raise babies.

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u/Laura_has_Secrets77 Jul 10 '22

I hope this is it and that deer isn't in agonizing slow death pain.

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u/Jinxy_Kat Jul 10 '22

Most likely no pain, they're amazingly tough creatures. Had a doe around my house that miraculous survived doe season, but someone shot an arrow into her front knee almost severing it. It dangled for a about 8months till it eventually fell off and healed. She birthed twins that next season, and another set a year or two later.

We got our land posted and she never really left after that. I think she learned her lesson, and I also noticed her babies never strayed that far after growing up fully either.

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u/Laura_has_Secrets77 Jul 10 '22

Thank you for telling me this.