[bowhunter19]

Got this doe on camera, she looked like she took a shot to the shoulder.. What do you guys think? Sorry no side shots of her. Also had a bonus grey fox I think as well...

 

[HUBBHUNTER2]

Hmmm that is crazy. I almost wonder if it's a different type of wound and now it's infected?
Could be a youth hunter with an arrow that didn't penetrate and now it's infected. I would assume if it's a gun wound or even an arrow wound from an adult, she'd favor that leg and based on the pics it does not look like she is.
Hopefully she survives!

 

[Waif]

Tough to tell from pics. Could be a tumor too.

 

[Bushbow]

Beyond the growth she looks healthy so I imagine with the mild winter we are having she will survive. May be an arrow would but may not?? Who knows?

I had a doe on cam that had her RF leg buggered up really bad after the gun opener and hoped to put her down but she never showed up again so I assume someone else did or the yotes got her.

 

[bowhunter19]

Yeah I never saw her during the year but she looks like she's doing alright so we will see! Now I just gotta figure out how to out smart the fox!

 

[GillCommander15]

looks like a tumor to me. Had a doe last year with one 3 times the size of that on her chest. She was literally tripping on it. She didnt make it through the winter.......and nice gray.

 

[bioactive]

Looks like a fibroma:

LINK: Deer Fibroma

 

[bowhunter19]

I don't think it looks anything close to that?

 

[triplelunger]

Tough to tell from pics. Could be a tumor too.

It's not a toomah!

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[Waif]

It's not a toomah!

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Ahhhnold you are crackin me up. L.O.L..:lol:

 

[Timberdoodle2]

its infected for sure, and i think its more tumor looking than infected wound but could be.