Drove past 3 strangely dark and smaller deer grazing tonight on the south ridge of the Grand River. One buck and two does. Anyone know the species? I’d imagine they escaped from a farm.
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TheShoreman
These deer where only 28-30” tall at the shoulder and maybe 36-40” in length. I wasn’t the only one stopped looking at them.
That's obviously a Whatdaeff, they are indigenous to weardafu. Basic animal identification fellers.
Same with duck identification, I tell my hunting buddy…… knock one down and I’ll tell you what it is.
There were some at one time around vrooman road and route 90 but i thought they killed them all , I would get a hold of the Game Warden and if not mistaken they would be fair game to kill at any time .
You can kill them if you see them as they are considered invasive. I'd be getting permission to that spot if they are for sure sika deer
In that area, i wouldn't waste your time. If they aren't already dead, the straw hats will have them hanging by morning.
Thanks for sharing the photos
Thanks for sharing the photos
They would be fair game to hunt . I'm sure the DNR wouldn't want them to get established in the LE marshes like they are in Maryland .
At first glance it just looks like a young white tail. But the picture that ol' whiskers posted... I would agree with Sika deer
Funny to see this. I just read this in an article not long ago.
”A small but thriving population of sika deer lives in eastern Lake County, the offspring of a group that escaped from a-once private estate in Leroy Township.”
”A small but thriving population of sika deer lives in eastern Lake County, the offspring of a group that escaped from a-once private estate in Leroy Township.”
I just set up a camera on my back property. I got out this weekend and saw suspiciously small deer prints. This could get fun.
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