CJD3 Dignitary Member Supporting Member 14,948 215 NE Ohio Jun 12, 2011 #1 Anyone know what these 2 "growths" or bumps or scabs are on the top side of her? I can see she is full of milk but there is no sigh of the fawn yet. All I can think of is the "Warble" story I read of on rabbits...
Anyone know what these 2 "growths" or bumps or scabs are on the top side of her? I can see she is full of milk but there is no sigh of the fawn yet. All I can think of is the "Warble" story I read of on rabbits...
Huckleberry Finn Senior Member 15,973 135 Jun 12, 2011 #3 That second picture is an ass shot! Deer, turkey, and squirrel!
Rutin Senior Member 2,029 0 Ina Duck Blind Jun 12, 2011 #4 Those are little packets of A1 sauce.... that meat should be really good!
RedCloud Super Moderator Super Mod 17,447 207 North Central Ohio Jun 12, 2011 #5 I would say Warbles IMO. The flies have been horrid as well as the mosquito's the last couple weeks out at our woods so it wouldn't surprise me if it was Warbles.
I would say Warbles IMO. The flies have been horrid as well as the mosquito's the last couple weeks out at our woods so it wouldn't surprise me if it was Warbles.
Archertl Senior Member 7,433 178 Tacoma, Washington (Native Ohioan) Jun 12, 2011 #6 It looks too big to be warbles to me. Its more likely a cyst.
Jackalope Dignitary Member Staff member 39,223 274 Jun 12, 2011 #8 Yeah. Just Moles. Mountaineer is right the official term is a fibroma. The are only on the skin and don't penetrate the meat.
Yeah. Just Moles. Mountaineer is right the official term is a fibroma. The are only on the skin and don't penetrate the meat.
CJD3 Dignitary Member Supporting Member 14,948 215 NE Ohio Jun 12, 2011 #9 Thank You... I guess she will live to raise her fawn. Untill this fall that is... Do we see much of it in the state? (Fibroma ? In my nearly 40 years of deer hunting, thats the first one I've seen here) Last edited: Jun 12, 2011
Thank You... I guess she will live to raise her fawn. Untill this fall that is... Do we see much of it in the state? (Fibroma ? In my nearly 40 years of deer hunting, thats the first one I've seen here)