A Monster Among Us

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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by hobie16 » Tue Apr 20, 2010 3:43 pm

DragonFox98 wrote:Hobie, I love the pic of Flower with your daughter....deer are among the most gentle creatures. And look at her eyes....so tender!

Wishing your daughter (and Flower) the best.....
Thanks! I think Flower is one of the reasons she's considering becoming a vet.


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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by darph nader » Tue Apr 20, 2010 3:49 pm

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Real hunters, in my opinion, only take animals at specific times of the year, only a certain number, obey the laws and minimize what the animal experiences in its last moments. In other words, real hunters are humane.
A guy I used to work with years ago went deer hunting every year. He would scout the area 2wks before the season opened up,spotted all kinda game. If he got picked (lottery system) he would get there a day early and set up camp for the week. Did he ever see any deer after that? Nope,they all went on vacation somewhere.


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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by hobie16 » Tue Apr 20, 2010 4:37 pm

darph nader wrote:A guy I used to work with years ago went deer hunting every year. He would scout the area 2wks before the season opened up,spotted all kinda game. If he got picked (lottery system) he would get there a day early and set up camp for the week. Did he ever see any deer after that? Nope,they all went on vacation somewhere.
I've heard that same kinda story before. Deer may not be able to read a clock but they've got the calendar down.


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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by Main Streeter » Tue Apr 20, 2010 4:39 pm

Syndrome wrote:some people are a waste of food and air.
Seems like a great bumper sticker to me. I'd use it!



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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by hobie16 » Tue Apr 20, 2010 10:52 pm

Here's the rundown from the vet. Flower has a number of cuts and bruises. All should heal with no problem. The worst injury is the broken front tooth. Deer use their front teeth to take food in and slide it to the rear teeth where they grind it by moving the jaw back and forth.

The gum will eventually grow over the broken tooth and she'll be back in action.

My daughter gave her some sliced apples this morning. She had trouble getting the food in but was eventually able to eat them. Her jaw is probably sore too.

My wife talked to the teacher today. She said she's going to fight for an enhanced security system to be installed. If it's delayed or she gets turned down she'll move Flower to a friend's farm. That's pretty sad as all the kids enjoy having her around.


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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by mapo » Wed Apr 21, 2010 12:38 am

Main Streeter wrote:This is heartbreaking. Just killed me to read. Poor innocent Flower. I simply can't comprehend the horror Flower lived through. hobie, plz keep us posted on little Flower & your daughter. We care! If you need donations for the vet bill let me know. I'd rather give to animals than any other cause. God Bless Flower.
Hobie, count me in too.

Just send a PM with your contact information for the donation.

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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by Main Streeter » Wed Apr 21, 2010 12:46 am

mapo wrote:Hobie, count me in too.

Just send a PM with your contact information for the donation.

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Absolutely PM me also! Mapo :yourock: Thanks hobie for the positive update. :)



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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by DisneyMom » Wed Apr 21, 2010 11:09 am

Flower's loving humans (despite one very bad one) reminds me of the story I saw last night about a lioness in Angola who was the only lion left in a National Park after years of poaching and war.She was so lonely, she decided to bond with the photographers who were documenting her plight :eek: They were charmed but afraid of a "love bite" ;) They eventually shipped in a couple of males to cheer her up.
What good souls animals have despite all the wrong done to them. Let us know what we can do to help, Hobie.


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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by Kifaru » Wed Apr 21, 2010 12:31 pm

I hope Flower continues with an uneventful and swift recovery. Poor little thing.

I also hope the person who betrayed her trust is identified quickly; sadly the legal ramifications are likely to be insignificant. American justice isn't just.


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Re: A Monster Among Us

Post by delsdad » Wed Apr 21, 2010 1:30 pm

Main Streeter wrote:This is heartbreaking. Just killed me to read. Poor innocent Flower. I simply can't comprehend the horror Flower lived through. hobie, plz keep us posted on little Flower & your daughter. We care! If you need donations for the vet bill let me know. I'd rather give to animals than any other cause. God Bless Flower.
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Please pm me info on how I can help with the vet bills. Paypal is best, but I can mail a money order too.



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