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Author Topic: Big swelling on doe  (Read 1229 times)

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Offline deadeye

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I've seen does with a similar swelling but never this big. Also, her leg and foot are swollen as well. Any ideas.

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 We had a deer frequent our yard earlier this summer that had a growth about that size in his back leg? He could hardly walk.

Offline Steve-o

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This?   :confused:

https://wdfw.wa.gov/species-habitats/diseases/abcesses#



The tumors look different, but this one from the WA State website also has a swollen hoof.

Offline mike89

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abscess is my guess  on the large one's but no idea on the other growths...   
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Deadeyes best put that one in the freezer! :happy1:
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I've seen does with a similar swelling but never this big. Also, her leg and foot are swollen as well. Any ideas.



I had a buck with about 4 of those basketball blobs on him.  I wondered why he was walking so funny until he got near me.  No idea what it is but doesn't look fun. 

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abscess is my guess  on the large one's but no idea on the other growths...
Agree Mike.  I read these are mostly from some injury related cause. 
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Update on the doe with the big swelling.  I got a new trail camera picture of the doe.
This picture was taken about half a mile and across a swamp from the previously posted picture.
She doesn't seem too bothered by it.

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chase it over to the neighbors!!!!!!!! :happy1: :rotflmao:

do you know if it had offspring??????????
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Offline Pulleye16

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Just spitballing but could that be hemorrhagic disease (EHD or Blue tongue)?  I(hopefully) doubt it but never seen it. I’ve heard they can have swollen body parts include legs and feet…however, this looks isolated to the chest area and legs, possible from an infection.
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