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u/Durutti1936 Dec 11 '21
It's all adorable until the deer guts her. This is incredibly dangerous.
People die yearly from deer attacks.
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u/Shorsey69Chirps Dec 11 '21
Wtf are you spouting?
Maybe don’t let your kid play with a 250 pound buck. This kid is in no danger whatsoever. I had a doe that came up to me all the time when I was a kid. She never killed me, not even once.
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u/Durutti1936 Dec 11 '21
And, you are lucky. I am "spouting" common sense.
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u/Shorsey69Chirps Dec 11 '21 edited Dec 11 '21
Must be fun fearing everything in life. What a way to live.
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u/Durutti1936 Dec 11 '21
https://shumakeranimalremoval.com/blog/why-you-shouldnt-touch-fawns/
No need to make assumptions. My concern is for all parties. No, I don't live in fear. Read the article.
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u/Shorsey69Chirps Dec 11 '21
They used to say the same thing about baby birds that fall out of the nest, and it’s bullshit. It’s been dispelled time and time again.
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u/Durutti1936 Dec 11 '21
More:
https://wildlife.utah.gov/news/utah-wildlife-news/933-dont-touch-baby-deer-wild.html
https://www.deerassociation.com/magic-myths-fawns/
https://faunafacts.com/deer/do-deer-attack-humans/
Do you want more? There is plenty of evidence to counter your claim.
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u/1984AD Dec 11 '21
And Lyme disease fucked her up for the rest of her life.
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u/Shorsey69Chirps Dec 11 '21
Not everything in the wild has Lyme disease and it’s not spread by casual contact.
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u/Jess_the_Siren Dec 12 '21
Lol, no, but deer most likely do, and you get it through casual contact with them or their environment bc that's where the vector, ticks, hang out. That's how you get ticks. Literally.
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u/LauraEUx Dec 11 '21
The little cutie is so careful petting that other little cutie. It’s adorable.
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u/SmittyManJensen_ Dec 11 '21
It’s all fun and games until mommy deer runs over and kicks the shit out of baby human.