Thats the fawns defense mechanism, the fawn wont move until the very last moment. That was funny, good thing you ran or you would've gotten a beating. Cool vid thou
@neoperseus actually...my computer is stationed right next to my window...So I could easily shoot those little fuckers with my Benelli straight out my window.
Friday morning driving to work, passing the field, I saw the doe looking, staring towards the road. Thursday morning driving to work I had seen the fawn lying along side the road, having been hit.
i agree most people believe that "animals wont care" for their babies after human touch them, but it was passed on by generation to gnereation. most animals do care. no matter what. animals are more parental then humans.
@rohitvip For your information, there is no such thing as animal rescue. Most people don't know that. Just TRY to call the police and get advice about what to do when any such thing happens. They don't know shit, and they don't care. Even if you have a giant dead deer in the basement of your house, they will do nothing. If you have an animal stuck in your pool, they will do nothing. We are on our own when this happens, as shocking as that sounds.
@organboi WHAT? I infact volunteer for a non-profit wildlife rescue organization, the Wild Forever Foundation, look it up! If you find a sick,injured or orphaned animal find a licensed wildlife rehabber in your area, all states have them.
Check out my other videos, we do this almost every day!
@organboi well why would you call the police of course they wont do anything lol its not there problem they are not needed for this lol it would be wasting their time when they could do other things, cops are not animal rescue lol. as for animal rescue, there is such a thing thanks ive been involved helping save animals that need it most and also set them free to where they belong. Guess it depends on where ya live because where im from animal rescue is a big deal and is around EVERYWHERE!
@SanguinetheWOlf Actually, as an animal control officer with 15 years experience my answer is NO. Why try to move a perfectly healthy fawn in the first place? I'm sure they "thought" it was abandoned cause they didnt see the mother. Thats what does do with young fawns, they bed them down and come feed them every few hours. I certianly would have known that when that fawn bleated that the doe would be coming. Not trying to knock anyone but like I said call animal control next time.
@romeodelta1178 I am actually pretty sure you made that bullshit up. You might like to hike and stuff, btu that doesnt prove shit. Animal control, who rescue ANIMALS,, Use there hands with gloves, and in case of a dangerous animals (Preds, Big animals, snakes ea., they use tools.. With fawns they always have used theyr hands .....
@SanguinetheWOlf I'm tired of this already, you really think i make stuff up to fit my agenda? Being an animal control officer isnt the glorified job I would lie about. PM me for my info, I don't lie
@romeodelta1178 I am wildlife control also(almost 15 years)! This lady was hellbent on letting her dog out in the front yard,you can see the red leash in the grass. Beyond my better judgement, I was going to move the fawn to the side of the house for the safty of the fawn and the dog. The momma would have stomped the dog into the ground and being chained up right next to the fawn it would have gotten real ugly real quick! You shouldn't move fawns unless they are in eminent danger.
@Wildrsq Im 12 and my family raise animals such as wolves tigers lepords their all tamed without licencses i have 4 pet deer i tamed them in less then 2 seconds with a deer call i learned And i raise Foxes rats mice owls hawks redtailed hawks
@vulpix556 I have worked with lions , tigers and large wildlife also and I wouldn't call any of them tame! Raising these animals without a license isn't a very smart thing to do, for the safety of the animals.
@john17972 lmfao ur such a dumbass "FUQ" YOU. && dont worry there is a special place in hell reserved for ppl like you with completely no consideration for any other living creature but urself.. ;) lol man, i thought u were jking when u commented "shoot the fawn" ur seriously FUQED in the head
@john17972 lol actually im none of those and i dont believe that at all but whatever :P clearly we have different opinions so lets just end this here. pce.
@CPdexter25 The whole "Mothers wont take care of their babies after human contact" thing is a myth. For birds, for deer, for just about any animal. The Survival instinct is stronger than some human scent.
@Anntelope It is correct, actually. I've taken several courses in wildlife behavior and all that happy jazz. And from personal experience of having to rescue fledglings from mine and my neighbors cat. Mostly robins and one of the biggest myths about a bird not caring for its baby any longer after human interaction was about robins. Every fledgling I've handled and moved, the parents always continued to feed it.
haha people, if ur gana post something mean, go do it somewhere else. Its better that they try to remove the fawn instead of killing it, or the mom. does will take care of there young even if someone touches it.
@Diversitial you idiot i have been rescueing wildlife longer than you have been alive!The doe always leave their fawns during the day and if that lady would have let her dog outside one or both of the animals would have gotten hurt.
Key point to take from this is don't go near fawns or any other yearlings, mama is ALWAYS going to be pissed and it's the females that fight the hardest to protect their young. You should've called an animal control service at least for advice, the last thing you need is to be trying to save the fawn and mama sneaks up behind you. Game over at that point and fyi if you are ever out in the bush or near wild animals ALWAYS have at least a 6" hunting knife, me personally I take my K-Bar.
@meanshein That is not entirely true. We have rescued lots of fawns and wildlife where the momma was hit by a car or killed somehow. I have rescued 1000's of animals and NEVER have had to physically defend my self against them. I do wildlife control and wildlife rescue and deal with our wildlife daily.
@Wildrsq Ok I understand if the mama was killed that you'ld take it in but what I'm saying is for people who don't have any wildlife experience to steer clear from fawns. There are too many videos of people letting their pets out to meet the deer/wildlife and next thing you know they're in a brawl with the parents. It disgusts me to see people treating wildlife like they aren't any real threat, I do agree with you though that that fawn was in a tough spot and it did need some help getting out
@meanshein Yeah your right people should just leave wildlife alone. This fawn wasn't stuck and didn't need help and I shouldn't have tried to move it but the home owner was hell bent on letting her dog go outside (you can see the red leash right behind me in the video) and if she would had let the dog out , something real bad would have happened.Lucky for both animals I was the example of what the momma deer would do if her fawn was messed with. The lady understands the danger now :)
I was riding an saw a baby deer, I helped it out an a buck an a doe came an all I was doing was helping it, I had to keep it an run into my race trailer till they left they were so mad, then I let him go an it found them again,
Put some wires or gates around the bottom of your porch so the deere wont be tempted to seek shelter there again. There are also scents on the market that can deter deere from the area.
Those are some prettttty weird sounds its making. Guess someone hasn't learned from jurassic park, not to mess with the baby or else mama gets maddddd. lol.
@musichider Someone that rescues animals. The lady was going to let her dog out (you can see the red leash right behind me in the video) and one of the animals would have gotten hurt, if not both.
if this happens again muffle to fawns mouth, and retreve it, mamma was a good dam(mother) and came to ward off any danger, we are seeing deer have fawns close to people for protection at alarming rates due to predators, elk too at even more alarming rates, kudos to the deer, she'll be a good mama and raise a fine fawn, wildlife are a part of the woods the home owner should feel privledged to hasve the deer shoose her home for safety!
@LadyElk1 Wrong, now the mother won't touch that deer just so you know, look as her elbow came into contact with the fawn, now the mamma deer won't get near it in most cases.
@Diversitial You are wrong!! The mother deer and her fawn hung out in that area for more than a week and were fine. We have handled 100's of fawns and the mother never abandoned or rejected them.
@Diversitial We have moved many many fawns that were in danger (next to/ on busy roads,mall parking lots,in yards where the people had dogs...) and unless the mother is dead, they have always come back and accepted her fawn. I rescue animals for a living and have dealt with more baby animals then I can count. You want to touch them as little as possible and then stay away and observe from a distance.
I left it right there, where momma put it. It's completely normal for the new fawns to lay still and wait for momma to come get them after the danger (people) passes .The momma was never "in the way" she was watching out for her baby.The lady in the house moved into the mountains but didn't want a fawn in her yard.
That lady still had more than enough time to pull the fawn out before she even noticed the mother approaching. Being a baby, it's probably very weak and it should have been very easy to pull out from under the porch long before the mother arrived to "protect" it.
The only lady was in the house and she isn't fast enough or young enough to get the fawn out. You can't "just pull it out", it was wedged in there and if you pulled on it you could hurt it. and it only takes momma a few seconds to come to the rescue!!!!
Then how did the fawn get in there to begin with? It's not like the mother would be stupid enough to shove it down there in a place where it couldn't get out...
It wasn't stuck! The fawn just crawled under the deck to get in the shade, I suppose. When they are that young, they spend a lot of their time hiding from predators and being still. The fawn did get out by itself when the coast was clear.
@Starsonedge Why is everyone saying the lady was saying "imma gonna go pet the deer."? She does no such thing. People just copy other people's comments.
Says who? What do you know? How stupid did you think the mother deer was? It's all bullshit about touching a fawn. You must be talking about birds and squirrels perhaps, retard?
Wow that was "SOME" wild video, was the person filming hit by the mother deer? Or did you leave the camera running by itself? It was good how you ran. Did you get the deer out? Or was it stuck? Thanks for the video,
I have the camera on a tripod. It was good I ran and ran up a tree too, Mama was MAD. I left the deer right where it was and I should have never even tried to move it to begin with. It wasn't stuck and thats what they do when they are young,just lay still. Gald you liked it!
It didn't get out agin?
thedogveventza12 2 days ago
LOL
"Stay inside Catherine:
" NO"
TheOnlyBlueStopSign 1 month ago
0:24 haha :P
eminem2020ify 1 month ago
hahaha
NickBMX1994 1 month ago
Thats the fawns defense mechanism, the fawn wont move until the very last moment. That was funny, good thing you ran or you would've gotten a beating. Cool vid thou
AngelXmikey 1 month ago
I would've shot both those fuckers...the guy was just trying to help...
rancid253 2 months ago
@rancid253 ok thats just wrong i mean i hunt but thats just not right
EpicWaffle98 1 month ago
@rancid253 wow you are stupid. It's an instinct. What kind of moron...
MasterofLOLsha 1 month ago
@rancid253 I have a feeling you "would've" done a lot of things sitting behind the computer.
neoperseus 3 weeks ago
@neoperseus actually...my computer is stationed right next to my window...So I could easily shoot those little fuckers with my Benelli straight out my window.
rancid253 3 weeks ago
should have tied a rope around its neck and pulled it out with a car
dangeruss 2 months ago
@dangeruss ahahahahahahahahah
super87cole 1 week ago
Humans are probably more likely to disown their children if a wild animal touches them than an animal is LOL!
Darknes2DWC 2 months ago
Looks like the mom still cant find her baby.
WaxItYourself 2 months ago
Friday morning driving to work, passing the field, I saw the doe looking, staring towards the road. Thursday morning driving to work I had seen the fawn lying along side the road, having been hit.
tieetop 2 months ago
i agree most people believe that "animals wont care" for their babies after human touch them, but it was passed on by generation to gnereation. most animals do care. no matter what. animals are more parental then humans.
alaitain 2 months ago
I just have one question for the deer:
umad?
amidoingthis 3 months ago
cant you kick its nut head.it looks only a kick.
GreatTurkishEmpire 3 months ago
He said "There's the mom" and I shouted "Run AWAAAAAYYYYY!!!!" at the screen.
DHMunroe 3 months ago 6
at 0:23 it yelled mom
nurseem1 3 months ago
LOL ^^
CestLaVieBerlin 4 months ago
0:22 - What the fck do you want?
SirKendalMintcake 5 months ago
Waah
cammio99 5 months ago
thats why you leave it alone
chelseayay1 5 months ago
that doe did the right thing
chewinconfederate 5 months ago
I can't help but laugh at baby deers when they cry ! Soo cute when they do that !
SuperJenny123456 5 months ago
0:21 lol @ baby deer frightening the dude xD
GoodGamesInHD 6 months ago
Jeez, What A Clueless Lady
Stifle771 6 months ago
You should have called the animal rescue!
rohitvip 7 months ago
@rohitvip For your information, there is no such thing as animal rescue. Most people don't know that. Just TRY to call the police and get advice about what to do when any such thing happens. They don't know shit, and they don't care. Even if you have a giant dead deer in the basement of your house, they will do nothing. If you have an animal stuck in your pool, they will do nothing. We are on our own when this happens, as shocking as that sounds.
organboi 6 months ago
@organboi WHAT? I infact volunteer for a non-profit wildlife rescue organization, the Wild Forever Foundation, look it up! If you find a sick,injured or orphaned animal find a licensed wildlife rehabber in your area, all states have them.
Check out my other videos, we do this almost every day!
Wildrsq 6 months ago
@organboi well why would you call the police of course they wont do anything lol its not there problem they are not needed for this lol it would be wasting their time when they could do other things, cops are not animal rescue lol. as for animal rescue, there is such a thing thanks ive been involved helping save animals that need it most and also set them free to where they belong. Guess it depends on where ya live because where im from animal rescue is a big deal and is around EVERYWHERE!
Smashly61 6 months ago
lol i thought it was funny when everyone started freaking out about the mama coming. then that woman was like "ima go out there"
btw, why did everyone run when the mama came?
Annahanley 7 months ago
@Annahanley cuz they just thought that running away was better then getting pwned in the face by a deer derp
ihateschoolx10 7 months ago
@ihateschoolx10 lol point taken
Annahanley 7 months ago
WAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Xerxes845 8 months ago
someone should kick that deer in his face.. maybe chuck norris
DentoN1909 8 months ago
I feel like it would have been easier just to dig a little bit so it's not such a tight spot. Did the fawn ever make it out??
LifeIsDeceiving 8 months ago
next time call animal control
romeodelta1178 8 months ago
@romeodelta1178 and you think animal control wouldnt do it the saem way, etxept with two people?.....
SanguinetheWOlf 8 months ago
@SanguinetheWOlf Actually, as an animal control officer with 15 years experience my answer is NO. Why try to move a perfectly healthy fawn in the first place? I'm sure they "thought" it was abandoned cause they didnt see the mother. Thats what does do with young fawns, they bed them down and come feed them every few hours. I certianly would have known that when that fawn bleated that the doe would be coming. Not trying to knock anyone but like I said call animal control next time.
romeodelta1178 8 months ago
@romeodelta1178 I am actually pretty sure you made that bullshit up. You might like to hike and stuff, btu that doesnt prove shit. Animal control, who rescue ANIMALS,, Use there hands with gloves, and in case of a dangerous animals (Preds, Big animals, snakes ea., they use tools.. With fawns they always have used theyr hands .....
SanguinetheWOlf 8 months ago
@SanguinetheWOlf I'm tired of this already, you really think i make stuff up to fit my agenda? Being an animal control officer isnt the glorified job I would lie about. PM me for my info, I don't lie
romeodelta1178 8 months ago
@romeodelta1178 I am wildlife control also(almost 15 years)! This lady was hellbent on letting her dog out in the front yard,you can see the red leash in the grass. Beyond my better judgement, I was going to move the fawn to the side of the house for the safty of the fawn and the dog. The momma would have stomped the dog into the ground and being chained up right next to the fawn it would have gotten real ugly real quick! You shouldn't move fawns unless they are in eminent danger.
Wildrsq 6 months ago
@Wildrsq Im 12 and my family raise animals such as wolves tigers lepords their all tamed without licencses i have 4 pet deer i tamed them in less then 2 seconds with a deer call i learned And i raise Foxes rats mice owls hawks redtailed hawks
vulpix556 6 months ago
@vulpix556 I have worked with lions , tigers and large wildlife also and I wouldn't call any of them tame! Raising these animals without a license isn't a very smart thing to do, for the safety of the animals.
Wildrsq 6 months ago
@romeodelta1178 Thats what i do,wildlife rescue and humane wildlife control. you really should read the other comments.
Wildrsq 6 months ago
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john17972 9 months ago
@john17972 go to hell
m1chellez 8 months ago
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john17972 8 months ago
@john17972 lmfao ur such a dumbass "FUQ" YOU. && dont worry there is a special place in hell reserved for ppl like you with completely no consideration for any other living creature but urself.. ;) lol man, i thought u were jking when u commented "shoot the fawn" ur seriously FUQED in the head
m1chellez 8 months ago
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john17972 8 months ago
@john17972 lol actually im none of those and i dont believe that at all but whatever :P clearly we have different opinions so lets just end this here. pce.
m1chellez 8 months ago
did you guys manage to get the baby deer out after all?
tamithomas 9 months ago
@tamithomas nope, I left it right there.
Wildrsq 9 months ago
@Wildrsq for how long until it died?
IamRy4n01 8 months ago
@IamRy4n01 It didn't die and was seen for weeks in that area.
Wildrsq 6 months ago
@Wildrsq funny video at least some people have common sense
brian93ist 7 months ago
@Wildrsq Did the Baby survive?
xRFGSxFullmetal 7 months ago
How do deers attack? it didnt have horns.
bigboy3620 10 months ago
@bigboy3620 the get pretty vicious with their kicks
jessicarh87 10 months ago
@bigboy3620 They use thier front hooves...and they are sharp lol
LauraLovesClint 10 months ago
@bigboy3620 they use their sharp hooves to box and kick also, very dangerous they are too!
vvelvettearss 7 months ago
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now the mother wont take care of the fawn cuz after they have been touched my humans the mother dont take care of it no more
CPdexter25 11 months ago
@CPdexter25 That's not true. They stayed around that house for about a week and the mother deer took care of her fawn the whole time.
Wildrsq 11 months ago 15
@CPdexter25 The whole "Mothers wont take care of their babies after human contact" thing is a myth. For birds, for deer, for just about any animal. The Survival instinct is stronger than some human scent.
xReoDESUx 9 months ago 29
@xReoDESUx You are right. Except for bunnies for some reason.We have never had a momma bunny return to the nest after it was disturbed.
Wildrsq 9 months ago
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AdivettexD 7 months ago
@xReoDESUx Actually, that isn't correct. No, not all birds or wild animals will abandon their babies
if a human touches them but in some cases, that is what happens. It depends on the bird or the animal. But
sparrows and mourning doves aren't touchy about that stuff and pigeons aren't either. They'll still
take care of their babies no matter if a person touches them or not.
Anntelope 9 months ago
@Anntelope It is correct, actually. I've taken several courses in wildlife behavior and all that happy jazz. And from personal experience of having to rescue fledglings from mine and my neighbors cat. Mostly robins and one of the biggest myths about a bird not caring for its baby any longer after human interaction was about robins. Every fledgling I've handled and moved, the parents always continued to feed it.
xReoDESUx 9 months ago
@xReoDESUx I belong to a bird rescue group in NYC and we handle fledglings all the time with no problem.
Anntelope 9 months ago
@xReoDESUx you are right. Birds dont have a very good sense of smell
Wildrsq 6 months ago
@Wildrsq They do not. :P
xReoDESUx 4 months ago
@xReoDESUx Unless you don't use deodorant, then momma is gonna smell you
TheArmydude050290 3 months ago
@CPdexter25 Not true. Learn proper grammar.
Lovebeecharmer 9 months ago
@Lovebeecharmer It is true get ur facts Right even look it up.
CPdexter25 9 months ago
haha people, if ur gana post something mean, go do it somewhere else. Its better that they try to remove the fawn instead of killing it, or the mom. does will take care of there young even if someone touches it.
foxfecat13 11 months ago
At least no one got hurt. Did the baby deer eventually go back with it's mom into the woods or did you have to call the animal police or something?
Celcana 1 year ago
@Diversitial you idiot i have been rescueing wildlife longer than you have been alive!The doe always leave their fawns during the day and if that lady would have let her dog outside one or both of the animals would have gotten hurt.
Wildrsq 1 year ago
Key point to take from this is don't go near fawns or any other yearlings, mama is ALWAYS going to be pissed and it's the females that fight the hardest to protect their young. You should've called an animal control service at least for advice, the last thing you need is to be trying to save the fawn and mama sneaks up behind you. Game over at that point and fyi if you are ever out in the bush or near wild animals ALWAYS have at least a 6" hunting knife, me personally I take my K-Bar.
meanshein 1 year ago
@meanshein That is not entirely true. We have rescued lots of fawns and wildlife where the momma was hit by a car or killed somehow. I have rescued 1000's of animals and NEVER have had to physically defend my self against them. I do wildlife control and wildlife rescue and deal with our wildlife daily.
Wildrsq 1 year ago
@Wildrsq Ok I understand if the mama was killed that you'ld take it in but what I'm saying is for people who don't have any wildlife experience to steer clear from fawns. There are too many videos of people letting their pets out to meet the deer/wildlife and next thing you know they're in a brawl with the parents. It disgusts me to see people treating wildlife like they aren't any real threat, I do agree with you though that that fawn was in a tough spot and it did need some help getting out
meanshein 1 year ago
@meanshein Yeah your right people should just leave wildlife alone. This fawn wasn't stuck and didn't need help and I shouldn't have tried to move it but the home owner was hell bent on letting her dog go outside (you can see the red leash right behind me in the video) and if she would had let the dog out , something real bad would have happened.Lucky for both animals I was the example of what the momma deer would do if her fawn was messed with. The lady understands the danger now :)
Wildrsq 1 year ago
I thought the baby deer was dead in the beginning but then it was moving.. So yeah...
FiddleMeDiddleLove 1 year ago
I was riding an saw a baby deer, I helped it out an a buck an a doe came an all I was doing was helping it, I had to keep it an run into my race trailer till they left they were so mad, then I let him go an it found them again,
THATdudeTHATraces151 1 year ago
Put some wires or gates around the bottom of your porch so the deere wont be tempted to seek shelter there again. There are also scents on the market that can deter deere from the area.
Kleman09 1 year ago
the deers like "YOINK" my camera now
ChicagoDaBest1 1 year ago
@ChicagoDaBest1 Yep she almost did :)
Wildrsq 1 year ago
So, did the fawn get out? How did it even get there in the first place?
Nicochara 1 year ago
Those are some prettttty weird sounds its making. Guess someone hasn't learned from jurassic park, not to mess with the baby or else mama gets maddddd. lol.
randy7027 1 year ago
i thought i heard the guy say stay inside and then i heard the mom say no? WTF
SuperPikaPikaPikachu 1 year ago
lol to all the people who are like leave it alone, it would be in your face if the house collapsed
dejavu3552 1 year ago
What kind of idiot tries to pick up an new born baby deer? Retard
musichider 1 year ago
@musichider Someone that rescues animals. The lady was going to let her dog out (you can see the red leash right behind me in the video) and one of the animals would have gotten hurt, if not both.
Wildrsq 1 year ago 3
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
mifolious 1 year ago
their squeal is very annoying
wrs6565 1 year ago
whata dumbass
peterbilt103 1 year ago
@SSgtParmer what kind of dumb-ass would post a comment without reading any of the other comments first.
Wildrsq 1 year ago 12
@Wildrsq
Your comment is so retarded, I took a screenshot of it so I can show it to others.
Savipalooza 5 months ago
if this happens again muffle to fawns mouth, and retreve it, mamma was a good dam(mother) and came to ward off any danger, we are seeing deer have fawns close to people for protection at alarming rates due to predators, elk too at even more alarming rates, kudos to the deer, she'll be a good mama and raise a fine fawn, wildlife are a part of the woods the home owner should feel privledged to hasve the deer shoose her home for safety!
LadyElk1 1 year ago 3
@LadyElk1 when it happens again,and it has, I wont touch the fawn unless the fawn is in danger.
Wildrsq 1 year ago
@LadyElk1 Wrong, now the mother won't touch that deer just so you know, look as her elbow came into contact with the fawn, now the mamma deer won't get near it in most cases.
Diversitial 1 year ago
@Diversitial You are wrong!! The mother deer and her fawn hung out in that area for more than a week and were fine. We have handled 100's of fawns and the mother never abandoned or rejected them.
Wildrsq 1 year ago
@Wildrsq You touch them it gives the scent...
Diversitial 1 year ago
@Diversitial We have moved many many fawns that were in danger (next to/ on busy roads,mall parking lots,in yards where the people had dogs...) and unless the mother is dead, they have always come back and accepted her fawn. I rescue animals for a living and have dealt with more baby animals then I can count. You want to touch them as little as possible and then stay away and observe from a distance.
Wildrsq 1 year ago
Cristiano Ronaldo and his son!HAHAHA
fabipucca1 1 year ago
I love it at 0:22 .
216NaZzTy 1 year ago
Good job! Loved how you respected mom and her desire to save her baby.
EVAPETOLICCHIO1 1 year ago
That would have made a great dinner . . .
thebakerman1 1 year ago
aww so cute the fawn called it's mommy and the mommy came running
;D
dixiefarmgirl 2 years ago
man she came coming quick.....she had to be close
paintmx1112 2 years ago
did you end up getting it out? or was the mommy still in the way?
angel4038 2 years ago
I left it right there, where momma put it. It's completely normal for the new fawns to lay still and wait for momma to come get them after the danger (people) passes .The momma was never "in the way" she was watching out for her baby.The lady in the house moved into the mountains but didn't want a fawn in her yard.
Wildrsq 2 years ago
Why was that lady having so much trouble getting the fawn out from under that porch? It can't be that strong...
SparkyMK3 2 years ago
Did you see who comes running when you touch the fawn??
Wildrsq 2 years ago
That lady still had more than enough time to pull the fawn out before she even noticed the mother approaching. Being a baby, it's probably very weak and it should have been very easy to pull out from under the porch long before the mother arrived to "protect" it.
SparkyMK3 2 years ago
The only lady was in the house and she isn't fast enough or young enough to get the fawn out. You can't "just pull it out", it was wedged in there and if you pulled on it you could hurt it. and it only takes momma a few seconds to come to the rescue!!!!
Wildrsq 2 years ago
Then how did the fawn get in there to begin with? It's not like the mother would be stupid enough to shove it down there in a place where it couldn't get out...
SparkyMK3 2 years ago
It wasn't stuck! The fawn just crawled under the deck to get in the shade, I suppose. When they are that young, they spend a lot of their time hiding from predators and being still. The fawn did get out by itself when the coast was clear.
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Wildrsq 2 years ago
But you said it was "wedged in there" and said it in a context that i'm assuming meant that you couldn't pull it out.
Also, pulling on it like that wouldn't hurt it really. I mean, babies are fragile, but just pulling it out wouldn't seriously hurt it.
SparkyMK3 2 years ago
Yep!
Wildrsq 2 years ago
lol, that fawn was like, "whaaa!" and the dude looked like "woah". lol scared him.
jgm1234567 2 years ago
lol
Wildrsq 2 years ago
wow...people are so ignorant
bigorangetrucker 2 years ago
Ahha you almost got owned, and then that lady's like "I'mma come out and pet the deerr" lol
Starsonedge 3 years ago 13
@Starsonedge
i woulda let her try. now that would make a good youtube video
vex270 1 year ago
@Starsonedge Why is everyone saying the lady was saying "imma gonna go pet the deer."? She does no such thing. People just copy other people's comments.
organboi 6 months ago 2
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It's a good thing you wore gloves if human scent was on the baby deer she might reject it. Hope it ended happily.
83056 3 years ago
Says who? What do you know? How stupid did you think the mother deer was? It's all bullshit about touching a fawn. You must be talking about birds and squirrels perhaps, retard?
dalotel 2 years ago
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Retard!!?....you better take a good look in the mirror, Pal and while you're at it take a few lessons on wildlife.
You loser.
83056 2 years ago
i think darwin would be proud of both you guys.
jesterscheer 2 years ago
Darin would probably not go near the animal....why? because he's dead. LOL
83056 2 years ago
Wow that was "SOME" wild video, was the person filming hit by the mother deer? Or did you leave the camera running by itself? It was good how you ran. Did you get the deer out? Or was it stuck? Thanks for the video,
Kym
KymsPink59Cadi 3 years ago
I have the camera on a tripod. It was good I ran and ran up a tree too, Mama was MAD. I left the deer right where it was and I should have never even tried to move it to begin with. It wasn't stuck and thats what they do when they are young,just lay still. Gald you liked it!
Wildrsq 3 years ago
im the first to put a coment haha!!
atvs12 3 years ago