Thread: Hummel

[QUOTE=Stocky;814492]Heard somewhere severe malnutrition in their first year when they develop pedicles can cause this too. Not sure if its true

Maybe someone shot there moma,s ! I read that somehere to but I think it’s a little coincidental to see a mature stag/Hummel 2 roars ago & now finding more of them around that 1-2 year old age bracket.

[QUOTE=Boaraxa;814505]

Originally Posted by Stocky

Heard somewhere severe malnutrition in their first year when they develop pedicles can cause this too. Not sure if its true

but I think it’s a little coincidental to see a mature stag/Hummel 2 roars ago & now finding more of them around that 1-2 year old age bracket.

so ....your saying carcinagenics in the food/water supply ?how many fingers did it have on its left rear hoof

[QUOTE=Boaraxa;814505]

Originally Posted by Stocky

Heard somewhere severe malnutrition in their first year when they develop pedicles can cause this too. Not sure if its true

Maybe someone shot there moma,s ! I read that somehere to but I think it’s a little coincidental to see a mature stag/Hummel 2 roars ago & now finding more of them around that 1-2 year old age bracket.

He hasn't formed a proper coronet, which he would do if those bumps were stunted antlers. A farm stag that damages it's nuts it will keep on growing heads of velvet but each head gets smaller. So what we see in the photos isn't what we would expect to see with damaged nuts. Hummel Dummel ??