Sika killed in Ky.
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lightsareout
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is this a joke?
WRbowhunter
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Saw that deer on Face book couple of days ago.
duckriver
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Realtree
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Wow!
nick2720
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There was one killed on a wma in dyersburg about ten yrs ago by a guy I know . It was someones pet had gotten out and been living for a few yrs in the wild . Shot it with bow
Southern Sportsman
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Buddy of mine killed a fallow deer in West tn a few years ago. Just an escaped exotic.
timberghost35
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I used to work for a guy that had a bunch of cows in Tipton Co. Another guy had raised some of the Sitka's. When of them got out one day and started chasing the cows around the pasture. Called the game warden and he gave the owner of the cows permission to shoot him. He did. The owner of the Sitka didnt like that too much and threatened to sue and everything. Game Warden was called again and had to calm the Sitka owner down. Told him there was nothing to be done due to him trying to harm the cows. Cow owner ended up mounting the deer and then gave the meat back to the Sitka owner. Big stink. Very pretty animal tho...
Actually been a couple of fallows killed in Madison Cty several years ago out around 3-way area. A dr. had a exotic farm of fallows (with some sitkas) that got released in the forked deer bottoms. Seen a huge Sitka one night standing in the median of 45 highway! Had a beard & tall rack on him, very odd looking deer!
Good time Charlie
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We have Red Stags in claiborne co.,even have a season on them.
treefarmer
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I didn't realize Sika is in the elk family and is spotted. Sitka is in the mule deer family.
highcountryhunter
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I saw that and tried to think if I knew anyone down there always thought they were neat looking creaturesGood time Charlie":1ztf79xp said:
where is the picture....
jd1983
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It is on the TN Deer Facebook page. Reading the comments on there and on the woman's original post will bring your IQ down a few points. Scary how many people say it's a baby elk with branched antlers. Also "interesting" to see that someone saw a mulie somewhere in KY.
