Steven Sinski
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brand new models. they were as interested in me as i was in them. they were about 15-20 feet away
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backyard buddies/inquisitive neighbors
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Asher Kelman
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These are so beautiful and innocent!
Where are they and are they protected?
Asher
Where are they and are they protected?
Asher
Steven Sinski
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they are wild in my state and just about everywhere here as i am in a suburban to rural area. there are certain times for hunting them. i myself do not hunt.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
I don’t know why we should be more co
Passionate to “Bambi” than to squirrels or Beatles, but we are!
These are such beautiful animals and so peaceful!
Glad we limit hunting!
Asher
Passionate to “Bambi” than to squirrels or Beatles, but we are!
These are such beautiful animals and so peaceful!
Glad we limit hunting!
Asher
Steven Sinski
Active member
it's a 2 bladed sword. they definitely are not in danger of going extinct here. in fact, they tend to overpopulate and then the food source becomes an issue for their survival. in addition, things do not tend to go well near moving vehicles too.
Steven Sinski
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i'd like them in my backyard if they only cleaned up after themselves and didn't carry ticks. i guess thats a bit much to ask for but the eliminate waste at a fairly robust rate at times makes the yard a bit less usable. throwing the frisbee around has its issues.
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
I never thought of them of carrying ticks!i'd like them in my backyard if they only cleaned up after themselves and didn't carry tics. i guess thats a bit much to ask for but the eliminate waste at a fairly robust rate at times makes the yard a bit less usable. throwing the frisbee around has its issues.
I thought the ticks waited on leaves nearby to ambush and temporarily feed on anything giving off CO2!
But I guess there are those that attach themselves too!
But to get to humans do they actually jump from the deer?
Asher
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Well here’s the answer!
Some ticks use a different host for various stages in their lifecycle!
Asher
Some ticks use a different host for various stages in their lifecycle!
Asher
Steven Sinski
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they even have their own types called amazingly deer ticks
ticks are equal opportunity feeders/infectors. deer ticks = Lyme disease. not fun stuff.
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ticks are equal opportunity feeders/infectors. deer ticks = Lyme disease. not fun stuff.
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Steven Sinski
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pulled out a lens i hadn't used in awhile.
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How deep is the greenery?
Steven Sinski
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small fawn, post rain, pre lawnmower man doing his thing in addition we have plenty of "thicket"
in addition we have plenty of "thicket"
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Asher Kelman
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How’s it that no one is shooting them with bulkets?
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Steven Sinski
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too young and out of season.
they got spots.
they got spots.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
What happens as they get older?
Steven Sinski
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from the moment they are born they have joined the so-called natural order of things. (aka: the pecking order of life and death)