View Full Version : Deer health hotline.
dcwhitetails
05-21-2009, 07:08 AM
I truly have seen the need for this!!, many times when time arises, would be nice for those in need of emergency Help, well would be nice to call for help and not feel burdned,no question is a dumd question,we all been there! or maybe you just need advice on starting. or darting question, AI, i know most , all i met sure like to talk deer,:D
PaintedMeadowsBJs
05-21-2009, 07:36 AM
I'm with you.
I don't know everything...but we can try and talk through anything (724)735-9924
Write everything down if it's fawns I have a note book I can tell you everything about any of my deer I write down poop,pee,... little,, lot brown ,black, runny, ect. if the fawn is shy ect...Did they eat 3oz 2oz ???
My fawns are in the house first few days if peeing on their own they are in a kennel or with me. If they are not peeing they have free run. I want to see what is normal to each fawn and note it Because you don't have long when something is not right I want to know the second something is off.
Take notes on everything and have them when you call.
Mitch P
05-21-2009, 06:40 PM
Over the years I`ve made plenty of mistakes and if I can help someone from making those same mistakes. When I started I didn`t have access to this amount of people with the knowledge to help quickly. So what I have learned came from death and necropcies. Not the best way to learn. If you have a problem and need help you can email me or call. The more details the better. Visual and a thermometer is the best way to detect illness. Remember with fawns, their eyes tell alot.
Bright clear eyes :D
Dull cloudy eyes ( Sad eyes ) :(
hickorynut@verizon.net
740-543-3031 ( Ohio ) 10 pm est time until June 4th is nite nite time.
dcwhitetails
05-21-2009, 07:37 PM
Hot line is up and running, Mitch was quick to answer.He thought i said is this hunt lodge, no i said is this deer hotline. good talking to you, will put my storebought teeth in next time,:eek:
dcwhitetails
05-22-2009, 05:28 AM
Curtis after talking with you you forgot to add your name to list enjoyed visitlearned something. this is great.c,mon guys! scott im counting on you also. and plenty others
CurtisLloyd
05-22-2009, 08:37 AM
ok DC, here is my # (306) 862-2890
ddwhitetails
05-22-2009, 10:53 AM
I will help where I can and if I can't i will steer you in the right direction.....412-287-5534
Scott Heinrich
05-22-2009, 02:21 PM
SSS Game Ranch Service
CEO - Scott Heinrich, Executive Director - Southeast Game Rancher's Association
14251 Hwy 959
Clinton, LA. 70722
(225) 301-3159 Available 24/7
IndependenceRanch
05-22-2009, 02:28 PM
Not that I feel I know all that much but here is my info.
715-212-5640
independenceranch@yahoo.com
Please no calls after 9pm central time, or before 7am central time. Will be going doing the 10pm feeding and hitting the bed to get up in time for the 6am feeding.
allenb
05-22-2009, 06:56 PM
If I can be of any help let me know. Learning all the time. Allen
1-304-289-3578
Scott Heinrich
05-22-2009, 06:59 PM
Jeez Louweez! The calls are coming at a rate of 3 per hour. It does my heart good to know there are plenty deer farmers out there.
B_Whitetails
05-22-2009, 07:38 PM
I agreeee 110%
allenb
05-22-2009, 07:50 PM
I'm with Drew and DC. thanks Scott
ddwhitetails
05-22-2009, 08:29 PM
Scott, Its hard to price good knowledge......you got it and we need it......thanks for being here for us!!
dcwhitetails
05-23-2009, 04:48 AM
This is Good, thanks all still need more volunters, cause i added little more to this .:eek: and if i get a call from somebody wanting to know bout, red cap or darting, or Ai, then i know who to refer them too. and if somebody neeeds weather,and temps, Info. from a northern veiw, i know who to refer them to.Thanks.Keep up the good work Scott. what goes around comes around.Ps. Mitch you need to start posting little more.i done hit senior status, goin to fast for me what is next for ol timers.was junior,till 30 postings, then member.till 100 postings,now senior. i think 200 reaches old timer status.:eek: Ps have a safe wknd, enjoy while you can life to short. God bless the ole timers.
ikoff
05-23-2009, 08:58 AM
I have been wondering what the deal was with the different member status. DC, I think that 200 reaches BS status!!
Scott Heinrich
05-23-2009, 09:27 AM
The number of posts do not reflect the depth of one's knowledge.....just how much they flap their gums (or fingers in this case) Ha-Ha!
vikingwhitetails
05-23-2009, 09:36 AM
I truly have seen the need for this!!, many times when time arises, would be nice for those in need of Help, well would be nice to call for help and not feel burdned so i willing to put my name there, if busy try again or send email tell me get off computer.if i dont know i will hook you up! David (918-367-2072) in emergency i might just call all you!:D no question is a dumd question,we all been there! or maybe you just need advice on starting. or darting question, AI, i know most , all i met sure like to talk deer,:D
Great idea DC and thanks to all who share their knowledge!
Scott Heinrich
05-23-2009, 06:55 PM
Let's take this a couple of steps further. Let's compile a list of symptoms and possible causes. Many times, I have to refer to my journal to see if the symptoms I see in a deer are those I have seen before. What I usually find is that I have treated the same symptoms before and usually found the cause. I have some real weird ones too with no explanation. If you will send your entries to me by email, I will collect them in a spread sheet and post them on this forum. I will update the list from time to time and post. Please submit the information in the following form:
Symptoms (brief but accurate explanation of the animals condition/behavior)
Possible Causes (list of conditions that can cause the symptoms being observed)
Possible Treatment (list of treatments for the possible causes related to the symptoms)
What do yall think?
Wooden acres
05-23-2009, 09:47 PM
Scott that's a great idea !! When can we start ? I'm game !...lol Of course I'll just watch though !! Just a thought .. :)
ddwhitetails
05-23-2009, 10:12 PM
Why would you just watch wooden you have as much to add as anyone one else.....if this is going to be successful we all need to pitch in....I think it is a great idea too.....I have a few things i can send in Scott....
ZZ Whitetails
05-23-2009, 11:46 PM
Scott, that's a great idea! I'm in 740-543-3031. ZZ
Mitch P
05-24-2009, 06:40 AM
I think the long haired ole coot must have had a memory laps or he`s been sniffing the Tetradure and drinking Goat`s milk. :confused: He forgot his phone # again. He got that phone number off the restroom wall down in Texas. He saves that phone # for when he`s out on the town and fallen and can`t get up. :eek: He knows a Buckeye will pick him up. :D
Quit laughing ya old fart !!! :)
TallTines
05-24-2009, 07:09 AM
What you guys do with sharing all of your valuable information helps us new deer farmers out so much. I read all forum daily just to gather information from guys like you. THANK YOU :o
ZZ Whitetails
05-24-2009, 04:30 PM
I'm so sorry Mitch I ment to say 325-473-3810 and I will refer you to 740-543-3031 ask for sir Mitch! ZZ
Mitch P
05-24-2009, 06:18 PM
Monty you must slip in here and out like a cat. Just tell em to call 740-543-3130. That`s the post office and I get plenty of those too. :rolleyes: If I`m going to take your calls I`ll have to get that there Texas drawal. :p I was just sitting here wondering who`s wife has it the toughest, yours or mine. :cool:
Arrowhead Whitetails
05-24-2009, 06:38 PM
Both !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mitch P
05-24-2009, 06:57 PM
Hey Michael be nice. I`ll send my picture back to ya. :eek:
That`s why mine has put up with me for 37 years. :D
Scott Heinrich
05-24-2009, 08:09 PM
OK here's the first excerpt of what looks like will be a great repository for handy information. I must however state the following disclaimer to prevent being acused of practicing vetenary medicine without a license. All of the insertions into this log are for general information and not published as a method of treatment, nor as a diagnostic document. None of the diseases, causes or treatments of the issues discussed in this document should be given without consulting your veterinarian first. the recommendations in this document are not necessarily endorsed by SSS-GRS or its associates. SSS-GRS and its associates shall not be liable for the contents of the following document.
ZZ Whitetails
05-24-2009, 08:47 PM
Excellent Scott! I thank you and everyone else will to! Deer farmers newest member J ennifer will be in touch with symptons. Poor girl spending the summer with us in the fawn barn, so she will send info. Welcome Jen, looking forward to working with you and the info you can add to these forums. ZZ
ZZ Whitetails
05-24-2009, 08:55 PM
Mitch, I figured my wife has it the worst hands down till I read 37 yr's! Of course 37 yr's with you hell she's liable to be brain dead! (don't let her read this) I will deny it! ZZ
Mitch P
05-24-2009, 09:08 PM
Too late ole boy she`s standing behind me. And I showed her your picture so it burns in her brain. Brain dead hell, I needed a medal!!!!! Ouch !!! I should have wait until she left.
Mitch P
05-24-2009, 09:13 PM
Scott I`m impressed. Very well put and this info right here will save many deer that may have just been lost without it.
We just saved a doe a week ago that I suspected listeria. She did abort but I think that was mother nature`s way of saving herself.
ddwhitetails
05-25-2009, 02:29 AM
Scott,
That is awesome what you put together........what a great source of knowledge for people to be able to access!! Pretty cool!!
dcwhitetails
05-25-2009, 07:36 AM
little organization on numbers get them in your phone list painted meadows.724-735-9924.Mitch740-543-3031.Curtis,306-862-2890 (canada). dennis,DD412-287-5534.scott h,225-301-3159.roger715-212-5640.Allen b304-289-3578.ZZ.325-473-3810. JAMES HAIL,918-636-5196.FEW MORE WONT HURT!
Scott Heinrich
05-25-2009, 07:42 AM
OK here's the second excerpt. Once again, I must state that the insertions into this log are for general information and not published as a method of treatment, nor as a diagnostic document. None of the diseases, causes or treatments of the issues discussed in this document should be given without consulting your veterinarian first. the recommendations in this document are not necessarily endorsed by SSS-GRS or its associates. SSS-GRS and its associates shall not be liable for the contents of the following document. The document includes the information listed on the previous insert, so you can delete the one prior to this one. I plan to keep the document "evergreen" and have the last posting as the most up to date and complete copy of the list.
Scott Heinrich
05-25-2009, 08:32 AM
ZZ I have been fortunate to meet some of your "students" over the years. I must compliment you on being able to give these young people the blessing of your vast experience and knowledge. I don't know how much interaction you have with them when they move on to other jobs, but those I have spoken with are quite knowledgable in their trade and attribute much of their learnings to you. The future of our industry is the youth in our communities. I am always enlightened when I see "kids" getting into deer farming. Well done!
ZZ Whitetails
05-25-2009, 03:14 PM
Man Scott thank you! Getting approval from one of your peers is the best compliment a man can get, it sure makes your day! The feeling of respect goes both ways, the work you have done with FFA and the info on these forums that you have shared, well thanks isn't enough. We will be blessed with 5 interns this year and I hope we can point them in the right direction. When I started doing seminars at TDA and NADEFA did I finally realize I had something to offer. That old saying "if it wasn't for tommorrow what are we doing it for" speaks volumes. The young people are the tommorrow for us and without them we're done. Keep up the good work Scott and everyone else get the kids involved! Thanks Scott for all you do! ZZ
falesha
05-25-2009, 05:32 PM
I have wrote the numbers down because all day I have surfed the net and called "closed veternary clinics" and spent 3 day worrying about this little fellow I have! although I am sleep deprived I think the people who have posted back to me have helped me come to the conclusion that so far he is doing good! God bless you all! and THANKS
Whitetail Sanctuary
05-26-2009, 08:33 PM
hey add me to the list only in my third year but live next too 9 different amish deer farmers and have been in the mix of lots of stuff with them daily trust me like being whith a deer dictionary being around them WHITETAIL SANCTUARY wayne scott missouri 660-646-5997 [home]660-646-9099 [cell] call if i can be of any help! "JUST LIVIN THE DREAM"
Russell
05-28-2009, 09:09 PM
Someone please compile all the names and phone numbers listed here, and do a posting under Cervid Farming Resources called "Who to call when you need help!"
It will then be easier for people to find rather than having to search or browse all these forums and postings.
Thanks,
Russ
NK Whitetails
05-29-2009, 07:20 AM
I put all the numbers together and posted them in Cervid Farming Resources. If you see something that needs to be changed or if I missed someone let me know.
Droptine
05-29-2009, 07:32 AM
Great idea here David! I saved everyone's number in my phone since I don't get Internet at the ranch. Mine by the way is 281-381-4054. In case Scott's busy :D
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