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Piebald or Hairslip?
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Checked my cam this weekend and found these interesting pics. Thought it was the deer shedding it's winter coat, but after seeing the white spots around it's face, was unsure. Hope it's not hair slip. What do you think?
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Re: Piebald or Hairslip?
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Looks like hair loss
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shedding it's winter hair. It will be ok.
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Ive never seen a deer shed like that, especially in april.
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Doesn't look like natural shedding to me.....
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looks like something is wrong- never seen one shed that bad
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Looks like the same hairloss problems the blacktail have on the westside.
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Hair loss syndrome. I hove one behind my house that isn't quite that bad but not far behind.
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That's HLS.
Had this yearling around my place all winter and spring. She was growing a summer coat the last time I saw her, so she survived the elements.
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