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What the heck!!!

dblmainbeam

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Do deer always lose all there old coat before the new one comes in? This is a captive deer and he is totally bald except for his legs and head. He was close enough that I could have touched him and he is bald. I knew they lost there winter coat but I have never seen one like this.
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Re: Whate the heck!!!

Hey bud...could you turn that thing loose around my hunting ground....he looks like a keeper to me. As far as hair coat goes, I don't think they lose it all then grow it again. I would guess he has either rubbed it off or has a hair follicle disorder?????
 
Re: Whate the heck!!!

Naw, he is using the 'Bonker method of scent control. He doesn't want us to get his scent.

The 'Bonker
 
Yeah bring on down to Mississippi and turn him loose on my hunting spot, the lack of hair will make the detail show up when I have him mounted.
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Is it me or does that gland on his back leg look really large for this time of year????Maybe it is just the angle
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Nice buck! It looks like he needs to go to the hair clinic for men! LOL.

GIT-R-DONE!
 
What ever it is that is causing his hair loss definitely does not look like it is affecting his head gear any.
 
Hair loss or not he is a keeper.He could have gotten into some pretty thick scrub brush.He also could be experiencing what some of us 30 something guys are going through,"premature thinning"Ya know,"cornspots"
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My thought is, he can't get away from his mate. He's penned up, and can't get away like usual. That will make your hair fall out. Just ask me.
 
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You are not kiddin.Sometimes I am almost to the point where The Hair Club for Men is going to be my next call.
 
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