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To: Tom Hawks

It is not uncommon for dogs and deer to bond. Or, for that matter, humans and deer. It has to begin soon after the deer is born. I searched for video and did not find anything specific to this story, however I did find this. http://www.deepcreektimes.com/potmjuly.html


9 posted on 02/09/2010 2:20:40 PM PST by billhilly
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To: billhilly
He took the fawn to the edge of the woods where he believes he might have met the dog. Upon return a little later, the fawn was gone.

Why does that just not sound right? Seems to me they just abandoned the fawn to the wild. The chances of its mother finding it are slim to none. Most likely the fawn has become lunch for some wild dogs, or coyotes instead.

Thanks, did you leave a comment with the link for The Great White Hunter on his blog where I found this?
10 posted on 02/09/2010 2:38:36 PM PST by Tom Hawks
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