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This may sound crazy,but does anybody have any experience raising fawns?
from The Great Onalaskan on 11.18.12 |
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It is usually a situation that ends in heartbreak unless there is a zoo that will take the deer after it is grown. It's also illegal here in AL.
You can have one as a PET in many states...you would need a special permit and must buy it from a licensed breeder though.
I think its illegal where I live.I was looking at deer you can buy to farm and such and I was wondering about fawns.I didn't find much info though.
As DSM said, it's illegal in many, if not all, places to raise a wild-born fawn in captivity.
Its against the law in Iowa.
I don't, but if you want to know anything specific I know someone that I could ask.
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I don't, but if you want to know anything specific I know someone that I could ask.
Its against the law in Iowa.
As DSM said, it's illegal in many, if not all, places to raise a wild-born fawn in captivity.
I think its illegal where I live.I was looking at deer you can buy to farm and such and I was wondering about fawns.I didn't find much info though.
You can have one as a PET in many states...you would need a special permit and must buy it from a licensed breeder though.
It is usually a situation that ends in heartbreak unless there is a zoo that will take the deer after it is grown. It's also illegal here in AL.
Post an Answer (200 characters or less)