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He’ll always be a beauty in our eyes. Soon that 1 point will fall off and he will be a 0 point. 😂 NO WE DID NOT DO THIS TO HIM ITS ALL ON HIS OWN. We know why it’s happening but no vets or other deer people ive talked to has seen this happen in deer so its pretty cool in terms of research and learning about themmmm butttt i doubt itll ever end up in books about vet med or whitetails but it is just cool knowledge to know about their antlers and how their bodies work and what ehd does to them. Either way we love Zuko buddy and ive been collecting all of his points that are falling off that i can find. #deer #deertiktok #deerhunting #deertok #durrs #durrsoftiktok #durrassicpark #wildlife #animals #animalsoftiktok #animallover #fugly #daltontrey #wtf #huntingtok #beautiful #ehd
@Durrguy the babies said they want more mini marshmellows FYI. 😎 Just another morning on the farm having conversations with the deer and dogs. Lets just face it animals are EXCELLENT listeners. #deer #deertiktok #deertok #durr #durrs #durrsoftiktok #animals #farmlife
At the farm, we like to check our deer’s teeth regularly to make sure they’re healthy and in good condition. Their teeth can tell us a lot about their overall well-being, and it’s an important part of keeping them in top shape! Recently, Tater had a little accident when one of our dogs accidentally bumped into him. Don’t worry—he’s okay! But it gave us a good excuse to take a closer look at his teeth to make sure there wasn’t any damage. At the roof of his mouth is something really cool- its a small organ there called the vomeronasal organ (also known as Jacobson’s organ). This fascinating part of their anatomy plays a big role in how deer process scents. It’s incredibly effective for detecting pheromones and other chemical signals, which they use for communication, mating, and environmental awareness and detecting predators and even hunters.  The Jacobson’s organ helps deer detect pheromones from other deer, especially during the breeding season. For example, males use it to sense if a doe is in estrus, which helps them time mating perfectly. It’s also crucial for interpreting social signals like territorial markers and even stress cues from predators. Deer often use a behavior called the Flehmen response (curling their lips to draw scents into their mouth) to activate this organ. It’s like having a chemical translator that gives them vital information about their environment, making it essential for their survival. We’re happy to report that Tater’s teeth are in perfect shape—and he’s back to his usual self. Always a good day when you can learn something new while taking care of the herd! There are other animals- ones you might even own that also have this organ can you guess what they are? #deer #durr #durrs #durrsoftiktok #durrassicpark #deertiktok #deertok #deerfarm #wildlife #farmlife #animalbehavior #didyouknow #animalscience #funfacts #farming #farmtok #LearnOnTikTok #wildlifeeducation #animalsoftiktok #fyp
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At the farm, we like to check our deer’s teeth regularly to make sure they’re healthy and in good condition. Their teeth can tell us a lot about their overall well-being, and it’s an important part of keeping them in top shape! Recently, Tater had a little accident when one of our dogs accidentally bumped into him. Don’t worry—he’s okay! But it gave us a good excuse to take a closer look at his teeth to make sure there wasn’t any damage. At the roof of his mouth is something really cool- its a small organ there called the vomeronasal organ (also known as Jacobson’s organ). This fascinating part of their anatomy plays a big role in how deer process scents. It’s incredibly effective for detecting pheromones and other chemical signals, which they use for communication, mating, and environmental awareness and detecting predators and even hunters. The Jacobson’s organ helps deer detect pheromones from other deer, especially during the breeding season. For example, males use it to sense if a doe is in estrus, which helps them time mating perfectly. It’s also crucial for interpreting social signals like territorial markers and even stress cues from predators. Deer often use a behavior called the Flehmen response (curling their lips to draw scents into their mouth) to activate this organ. It’s like having a chemical translator that gives them vital information about their environment, making it essential for their survival. We’re happy to report that Tater’s teeth are in perfect shape—and he’s back to his usual self. Always a good day when you can learn something new while taking care of the herd! There are other animals- ones you might even own that also have this organ can you guess what they are? #deer #durr #durrs #durrsoftiktok #durrassicpark #deertiktok #deertok #deerfarm #wildlife #farmlife #animalbehavior #didyouknow #animalscience #funfacts #farming #farmtok #LearnOnTikTok #wildlifeeducation #animalsoftiktok #fyp
Lots of new adventures coming our way! Be sure to follow us on our other socials since we dont know whats going to happen after January 19th witn the TikTok ban. #durrs #durr #durrsoftiktok #durrassicpark #animals #animalsoftiktok #deer #deertiktok #deertok #deerfarm #smile
Our new durrs love mini marshmallows but do not like the apples potatoes we normally put out. So we are on a quest to find out what treat they like. If you have any ideas on what to try let us know! We’d love to get them delicious treats! Plus we may be opening the farm up to more public tours next year and want to be able to get folks snacks to hand feed the durrs! #durrs #durr #durrsoftiktok #durrassicpark #deer #deertiktok #deertok #animals #animalsoftiktok #snacks #yummy

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