Posted by jackinok on February 15, 2012 at 08:19:47 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: OT: Injured Deer posted by Indiana Ken on February 14, 2012 at 18:20:01:
Ive shot them,but ive never shot one that was worth eating,infection sets in and they are not worth taking a chance on eating one (unless you eat rotton meat for some reason). Some are so rotten you cant even stand the smell to get close to them. Honestly,dont do that. Heres the thing, (And they can survive some amazing things,butcher had a broadhead he cut out of one that was stuck completly through a back bone.if you looked at it you would swear that there was no way that deer could have survived because there was no room whatsoever for a spinal cord. But that broad head was entirely encapsulated with bone and it was obviously a very old injury. The man who shot him swore he moved like it had no injuries whatsoever! in fact he found it simply because when he skinned the deer he noticed a bump on its back.)if it has lived this long,chances are it will survive its injuries,although it may fall prey to something,like someone with a gun!LOL Its not at all unusual to see them with broken legs and things.They live a brutal life regardless of what we see on tv. Ive seen one buck kill another,when they start rutting they are not play acting, they are deadly serious if it comes to a fight. An old buck will have scars from one end to the other.
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