Interesting Deer

Not sure what exactly happened to her but she looked pretty mangy and acted strange like she was going to attack or something. She never did run away either just slowly walked after a decent amount of time had passed.

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04-05-11 Deer3 by ShaneK Photography, on Flickr

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04-05-11 Deer1 by ShaneK Photography, on Flickr

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04-05-11 Deer2 by ShaneK Photography, on Flickr

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Allan.L wrote in post #12151993
Looks mangy however ticks will do that too (its the winter ticks). I have seen moose lose almost all of their hair, it does grow back though. Nice shots!

Thanks!

Allan.L wrote in post #12151999
http://wdfw.wa.gov …alth/hair_loss/​index.html

Interesting read.

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c-bass wrote in post #12152552
looks to be just shedding its winter coat. its the right time of year for that and deer look like that when it happens. especially up north where they have thicker coats. and deer are less skitish now too.

Yea, that's what someone else told me. I'm think you're right.

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