fawn with tumors

[Wes]

Snapped this picture of this little guy. Didn't notice the tumors till I opened it. Wonder what would cause these.
Wes

 

[nfh]

"its not a tumor its a lump" thats crazy, i wonder what they will look like in a couple of years..

 

[travishunter3006]

SOmetimes it has to due with the quick v=change from green to dry food sources and its nitrogen content

 

[GLEDEASY]

I took a pic of a buck with some lumps on its neck like that a few years back.

Would be interesting to know exactly why.

 

[mmwb]

Could be any number of things. May be pockets of fluids. Some types of staff infections can lead to pockets of blood, though the fawn looks otherwise healthy. Could be cysts. If your in the area over the coming months it would be good to see how the little beast fairs.

 

[nickman]

It's a Utard fawn and that is his nuts!......LOL!

"I could eat a bowl of Alphabet Soup and
sh!t a better argument than that!"

 

[swbuckmaster]

Deer fibroma check out the link

http://www.michigan.gov/mobi/dnr/0,,7-153-10370_12150_12220-26637--,00.html

 

[swbuckmaster]

Link didnt work. Just google deer fibroma.

This site sucks for posting with a phone

 

[HunterHarry]

Here's a California Blacktail doe with a growth that I took a pic of at week.

 

[nickman]

Harry.....I think that may be the first example of the "Safety modified" California blackmail.

The legislature has mandated this adaptation in an effort to prevent hunters and forest creatures from being stuck by sharp antler points.

Sort of like helmet laws, seat belts, hi capacity magazines, lifejackets, etc,etc,etc. Just more laws protecting us from us.

"I could eat a bowl of Alphabet Soup and
sh!t a better argument than that!"