Missy
Loving the herd life
What cuties! Both of them
Picture of New Baby Plus Pic of our PET FALLOW DEER
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LoneOakGoats
Loving the herd life
Got the Avatar pic up, but when I try to download the pic of the deer, it says it is too big for the server. I'll try again later. Thanks everyone
Southern by choice
Herd Master
Now that is CUTE!
Try resizing your pic first.
Try resizing your pic first.
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LoneOakGoats
Loving the herd life
Here is a picture of our fallow deer. Callie is our pet
Southern by choice
Herd Master
Very cool! I did put my cursor over the pic and it made a real nice full size pic... you can really see just how pretty they are. Really neat to see the goats and the deer together!
Love the little one with all the spots! I am jealous of the green grass. So I know your thread is about your new little baby doeling but I think we are all fascinated by the deer. 
So how do you take care of them? Anything special?
We have a Callie too! She is the anatolian in my avatar.
BTW- glad you got the pic up!
Love the little one with all the spots! I am jealous of the green grass. So I know your thread is about your new little baby doeling but I think we are all fascinated by the deer. So how do you take care of them? Anything special?We have a Callie too! She is the anatolian in my avatar.
BTW- glad you got the pic up!
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LoneOakGoats
Loving the herd life
No special care at all. They eat the same things the goats do. They all share the same pasture. We got Callie when she was a tiny baby. We kept her in the house (wearing diapers) for several weeks. Moved her into the back yard for another 2 months, then into the pasture. That was 6 years ago. We don't have the tall fences, but they've never even tried to jump out. We ended up getting another 3 fallow doe as company for her, but gave two of them away to some friends. They now have a fallow buck that we are going to take Callie to for a "visit" She is the sweetest thing ever, loves everyone, loves pulling on shoe laces to untie your shoes, & taking things out of your pocket. The neighbors bring over melons, carrots, etc. for her. She is the hit of the neighborhood! Here is Texas, you can keep Fallows, no permit needed of any kind.
Southern by choice
Herd Master
How cool is that!
Excuse my ignorance, are Fallows a type of deer? where are they originally from?
Excuse my ignorance, are Fallows a type of deer? where are they originally from?
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LoneOakGoats
Loving the herd life
Fallow is the type of deer and they are originally from Europe. The bucks are absolutely beautiful!!!
alsea1
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I wish we could have those in Oregon. I'm not sure but I think they are not allowing exotics in my state anymore.
elevan
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She's beautiful. I'm off to go find a pic of a fallow buck....
