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Posted: 12 Oct 2025 at 11:41pm |
Wednesday_08-October-2025
A Crippled Whitetail Doe and a Weanling
Take notice of her right fore-foot.
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DougG
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Posted: 13 Oct 2025 at 6:37pm |
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Ouch- that looks painful and may rot off,,
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Posted: 16 Oct 2025 at 8:10pm |
Whitetail Doe and Weanling Pair
This Whitetail Doe and Weanling Pair are frequent visitors to our backyard.
Note the late evening sun illuminating the grass above them.
Tuesday_14-October-2025
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Posted: 22 Oct 2025 at 1:28pm |
Whitetail Doe and Weanling Pair
This Whitetail Doe and Weanling Pair are frequent visitors to our backyard.
Friday_17-October-2025
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Posted: 12 Nov 2025 at 3:15pm |
Sunday_27-July-2025
Whitetail Deer in our Backyard
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Posted: 24 Nov 2025 at 1:22pm |
Tuesday_08-July-2025
Whitetail Doe in our Backyard
This deer looks either old or poorly to me.
It may not even be a doe at all; but, a buck that is too old to grow another set of antlers.
It has a big raw-looking spot behind it's ear that looks like where it may have shed an antler.
What do you think ?
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Posted: 24 Nov 2025 at 11:51pm |
Tuesday_08-July-2025
Young Whitetail Buck in our Backyard
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Posted: 04 May 2026 at 2:10am |
Wednesday_03-December-2025
Whitetail Deer
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Posted: 01 Jul 2026 at 6:57pm |
Monday_29-June-2026
Mama and Baby Deer Right in our Door
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Posted: 26 Jul 2026 at 5:25am |
Saturday_06-June-2026
As Seen on Swan Pond Bottom Road
Whitetail Deer under the New US127 Swan Pond Trestle
Swan Pond Bottom - Russell County - Kentucky
36°52'36.06" North Parallel - 85° 9'30.94" West Meridian 685' Above Sea Level
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Posted: 01 Aug 2026 at 10:00pm |
Saturday_06-June-2026
As Seen on Swan Pond Bottom Road
Whitetail Deer under the New US127 Swan Pond Trestle
We are sitting on Swan Pond Bottom Road on the East side of the new US127 Trestle looking South.
The deer are between Trestle Piers #1 and #2 of five.
Trestle Pier #4 is near the road on the South side; Trestle Pier #5 is behind us.
59-Photos Taken in 4-minutes and 14-seconds.
The Big Fat Doe does not move a muscle other than to turn her head to watch the approach of the Lean Doe.
Swan Pond Bottom - Russell County - Kentucky
36°52'36.06" North Parallel - 85° 9'30.94" West Meridian 685' Above Sea Level
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Posted: 23 Aug 2026 at 8:52pm |
Saturday_25-July-2026
As Seen on County Park Road
Whitetail Doe and Two Fawns
East side of County Park Road between Smith Ridge Road and Emerald Isle
The second fawn stayed just far enough away that I could not get all three in a picture.
Campbellsville - Taylor County - Kentucky
37° 17' 49.09" North Parallel - 85° 18' 0.71" West Meridian 884' Above Sea Level
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Posted: 23 Aug 2026 at 10:21pm |
Saturday_25-July-2026
As Seen on County Park Road
Whitetail Doe
East side of County Park Road between Smith Ridge Road and Emerald Isle; just down the road from the Doe and Fawns in the previous photos.
As a whole, these Taylor County/Green River Lake Deer are not so healthy looking as our Deer around here.
Our Deer are big as Quarterhorses and slick as moles; these Green River Deer, you can see their backbone and count every rib; it makes me wonder if they might be fighting some sort of Deer disease.
Campbellsville - Taylor County - Kentucky
37° 17' 28.08" North Parallel - 85° 18' 4.52" West Meridian 860' Above Sea Level
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Posted: 24 Aug 2026 at 1:39pm |
Saturday_25-July-2026
As Seen at Emerald Isle Marina
Whitetail Doe at Emerald Isle Three different deer within a couple hundred feet of each other.
Deer 1 You could hang your hat on those bony anorexic hips. Deer 2 Deer 3
Campbellsville - Taylor County - Kentucky
West side of County Park Road at Emerald Isle.
37° 17' 9.81" North Parallel - 85° 18' 10.99" West Meridian 715' Above Sea Level
Photos taken from a moving vehicle.
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Posted: 25 Aug 2026 at 11:39am |
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Good to know you have healthier deer than the ones pictured. I know many farmer think of them as long legged rats. But to me they are predictor food so wildlife does not get a taste for beef.
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Posted: 26 Aug 2026 at 4:27am |
Saturday_25-July-2026
As Seen on County Park Road
Two Whitetail Fawns
Not sure what they are standing in; Cane, Millet, or Corn; the actual Corn fields are over-your-head high.
It is a very narrow strip alongside the road, miles from any actual cropland; I suspect it has been purposefully planted here to attract the deer out in the open so travellers can see them.
Note the big blood-filled Tick in the corner of that left eye.
East side of County Park Road between Smith Ridge Road and Emerald Isle
Campbellsville - Taylor County - Kentucky
37° 17' 24.16" North Parallel - 85° 18' 6.70" West Meridian 820' Above Sea Level
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Posted: 26 Aug 2026 at 3:49pm |
Saturday_25-July-2026
As Seen on County Park Road
Whitetail Fawn with a Tick on his Eye
Note the big blood-filled Tick in the corner of that left eye.
East side of County Park Road between Smith Ridge Road and Emerald Isle
Campbellsville - Taylor County - Kentucky
37° 17' 24.16" North Parallel - 85° 18' 6.70" West Meridian 820' Above Sea Level
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Posted: 4 hours 38 minutes ago at 7:39am |
Saturday_22-August-2026
As Seen near Green River Dam
Mama Deer and Two Baby Deer
I am going to predict a Whitetail Deer population boom; I have seen more baby deer this summer than in all the years before combined.
Lake Road - North of Green River Dam Spillway and Marina Fill
Campbellsville - Taylor County - Kentucky
37°15'32.53" North Parallel - 85°20'45.82" West Meridian 791' Above Sea Level
Photos taken Through the Windshield of a Moving Vehicle
Telephotographic compression makes the curve in the road appear to be much sharper than it really is.
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