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I have been wondering how l8ter's Bambi has been doing
Originally Posted by only9balls
I was wondering the same
Looks great 9balls! Must give you quite the feeling of accomplishment doing it yourself. Wish I had that kind of talent.
As for my Bambi, she went to a home for misfit and wayward Bambi's.
I wanted to have her brought back to my property, but the chances of her been taken back by her mother, and surviving out here were slim to none after she was handled by humans. The coyotes would've had her first night. So she went to a preserve where she will be taken care of until she is old enough to be released in the wild.
It is the season for baby deer here in Florida, and they're popping out right and left. I obviously disrupted these two, but this is the way they're supposed to be treated by their mom.
Sorry to hear and see that. Probably the only car you've owned the deer could have jumped clear over if it would've time it a little better. Hope it's not too costly.
Must of been a bad day for deer on Thursday evening. This one was stumbling around in my driveway, so I took it to the animal ER. They asked if I wanted it euthanized or if I wanted it helped....Nearly $1500 later I guess I'm the proud new daddy of this Bambi. If it does well it will be brought back and released on my property.
Looks great 9balls! Must give you quite the feeling of accomplishment doing it yourself. Wish I had that kind of talent.
As for my Bambi, she went to a home for misfit and wayward Bambi's.
I wanted to have her brought back to my property, but the chances of her been taken back by her mother, and surviving out here were slim to none after she was handled by humans. The coyotes would've had her first night. So she went to a preserve where she will be taken care of until she is old enough to be released in the wild.
It is the season for baby deer here in Florida, and they're popping out right and left. I obviously disrupted these two, but this is the way they're supposed to be treated by their mom.
Looks great 9balls! Must give you quite the feeling of accomplishment doing it yourself. Wish I had that kind of talent.
As for my Bambi, she went to a home for misfit and wayward Bambi's.
I wanted to have her brought back to my property, but the chances of her been taken back by her mother, and surviving out here were slim to none after she was handled by humans. The coyotes would've had her first night. So she went to a preserve where she will be taken care of until she is old enough to be released in the wild.
It is the season for baby deer here in Florida, and they're popping out right and left. I obviously disrupted these two, but this is the way they're supposed to be treated by their mom.
Hey wait, come back!
I was just reading about a guy in the Jacksonville area, used to be a hunter now has a refuge for wayward bambi's and other animals after recovering from near death himself, pretty cool. Personally I could never shoot a deer, not against others doing so but it's not for me. I'll shoot fish all day long but not mammals.
Hope yours does well.
Last edited by cheapthrills; Jul 26, 2016 at 01:04 PM.
Sorry to hear and see that. Probably the only car you've owned the deer could have jumped clear over if it would've time it a little better. Hope it's not too costly.
Must of been a bad day for deer on Thursday evening. This one was stumbling around in my driveway, so I took it to the animal ER. They asked if I wanted it euthanized or if I wanted it helped....Nearly $1500 later I guess I'm the proud new daddy of this Bambi. If it does well it will be brought back and released on my property.
Man, what a selfless act. If we could legally clone you I would be for it. Not a lot of people would have taken the time or the money to do this.
Im not a religious man but I can't help but hear the echo of "the first shall be last and the last shall be first". Great job.
