I am going to assume this deer was killed in a sandy area, or one with very little rock ? am i correct ? this tends to happen when deer are in a location where there is little hard surface to grind there hoofs as they walk, we have killed several that had this problem in Refugio Texas, where the ground is almost all sandy.
actually check dr deer james krolls website it has nothing to do with soft ground it is due to a calcium and mineral problem with the deer and though not common 1 out of every 1000 whitetails have it
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Roy Burkhart III
I am going to assume this deer was killed in a sandy area, or one with very little rock ? am i correct ? this tends to happen when deer are in a location where there is little hard surface to grind there hoofs as they walk, we have killed several that had this problem in Refugio Texas, where the ground is almost all sandy.Gordon Farrar
actually check dr deer james krolls website it has nothing to do with soft ground it is due to a calcium and mineral problem with the deer and though not common 1 out of every 1000 whitetails have itKellie Grabher
I think this deers a little light in his loafers if ya know what I mean. lol