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My neighbor found a doe in their yard the other day. Other than being dead, it looked to be a healthy animal. There were no other obvious wounds besides a gaping hole in its abdomen where it looked like the hide and muscle had been removed. The entrails were essentially intact and still in the animal.
No idea what would have made this type of wound that would have killed the deer and not left the entrails spilled out (which would have been the case if the doe would have been on her feet after the hide and muscle was removed)...
Posting a picture to Aldeer is a PITA to me - so no picture to share...
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Your neighbor has a hungry cald.
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A big single cald can do that to a mule.
GO NOLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Black Panthers can do dat
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Most likely a mountain giant. Did this take place in the mountains of Pelham?
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![[Linked Image]](https://i.postimg.cc/7Y4C5Dtf/5_A4_A3_C51-8760-45_C2-_AEE9-_EB8_DE7_E51978.jpg) I caught this one in a cotton picker head yesterday. It looked like he had been dead a month or so. It was miles from any major road. No idea what killed him.
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My neighbor found a doe in their yard the other day. Other than being dead, it looked to be a healthy animal. There were no other obvious wounds besides a gaping hole in its abdomen where it looked like the hide and muscle had been removed. The entrails were essentially intact and still in the animal.
No idea what would have made this type of wound that would have killed the deer and not left the entrails spilled out (which would have been the case if the doe would have been on her feet after the hide and muscle was removed)...
Posting a picture to Aldeer is a PITA to me - so no picture to share... Did she still have her teats? If not, she may have had mastitis to the point that infection just caused the tissue to rot away. Otherwise, I have no other suggestion as to the cause. It is a little surprising to me that the insides were still there with them being exposed. That leads me to think that she had not been there and dead very long.
If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live without you.---Winnie the Pooh
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Got hung on a barbed wire fence. I've seen it before and it looks just like you described.
"Never Trust Government" -- Smart people.
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My father in law found one time that appeared to have been struck by lightening.
I love my country, but don't trust my government.
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I caught this one in a cotton picker head yesterday. It looked like he had been dead a month or so. It was miles from any major road. No idea what killed him. Dang glad that was not at our place! That's a nice deer
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