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Very "Deer" Time On A Speechless Sunday

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Posted by Trey Thurmond, College Station , Texas Homes on 10/04/2009 09:07 PM

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19 Comments on Very "Deer" Time On A Speechless Sunday

OCT

Wow, Trey. They are beautiful! How in the world did you get this picture? Deer in Texas must not spook as easily as deer in Missouri. :)

How coo's that???? Great Sunday's photos!!!

I can't really say that I've seen deer like these. What the heck do yo call these things?

Lina

These are on a game ranch near where we live. They are not native and my guess is before being placed on the ranch they were fed in small pens somewhere else.. The will run if you get out of the car.

Howdy there Trey

Thats a mighty fine photo, they look like Visayan Spotted Deer, at that game ranch near you. Is it a hunting ranch?

I sure do hope its not.

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Hi Trey!
How fun! Is this near where you live?

Trey isn't it great to live in Texas. They look like Axis deer, native from India, imported into the state by the YO Ranch. Pretty common in the Texas Hill Country.

OCT

Hi Trey... those are incredible looking deer. Their color, markings and racks are just beautiful!

Thats a lot of Deer! Glad they are safe and sound!

Trey: I feel sad hearing that they are on a game farm. Very pretty creatures, but to be brought there only to be killed makes no sense to me.

Trey - Those are a very interesting type of deer. . .They are much larger than those we have here in California. And we don't see spots on any but fawns here. Nice photo!