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When I was growing up we had a couple fawns for pets, well for a while. Both times the mother was hit by a car. We kept them for a couple weeks then gave them to a wildlife rehab group. Pretty neat experience.
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Isn't it illegal in most every state to have a wild deer as a pet??????????
Isn't it illegal in most every state to have a wild deer as a pet??????????
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Thats exactly what I was thinking?????????
ORIGINAL: bigbulls
Isn't it illegal in most every stateto have a wild deer as a pet??????????
Isn't it illegal in most every stateto have a wild deer as a pet??????????
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A woman not 3 miles from my house just got fined out the wazoo for raising wild deer, raccoons, you name it because she found them "abandoned".
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Yep. The first step should be to call the Game Warden and ask if you can keep it. His answer will go something like this, "HELL NO!" After that, step 2 would be to release it or turn it over to someone that actually knows what they're doing.