more of the babies

**Marigold2** · 06-14-2010, 09:14 PM

What a incredibly blessing they are to you and you to them. To be able to watch such precious creatures up close is a very special gift indeed.

**Suki Wingy** · 06-14-2010, 09:56 PM

Oooh I just love their long legs! They're adorable.

**krazyaboutkatz** · 06-15-2010, 01:07 AM

They're extremely cute.

I do have one question though. Since they're now getting used to people, will they be able to be released on their own later on? I know I've seen lion cubs and other animals raised by people and I think that there's a certain time period when they must be released or they become too dependent on people. Maybe I'm wrong. Just wondering.

**stace1319** · 06-15-2010, 01:54 AM

Originally Posted by krazyaboutkatz

They're extremely cute.

I do have one question though. Since they're now getting used to people, will they be able to be released on their own later on? I know I've seen lion cubs and other animals raised by people and I think that there's a certain time period when they must be released or they become too dependent on people. Maybe I'm wrong. Just wondering.

Some people think they will go back to there wild roots when they are will other deer.. I think they will probably always be used to people. Right now they seem to stick to eachother more then they do with me. Which I actually think is a good thing. I am still looking for a rescue to take them (no luck yet) I also have two other options.... release them at my moms naighbors property. He has around 50 deer on his property 20 or so you can actually pet but there is still a risk of them getting killed if they go off of the property. I also considered fencing in the property here untill we move to the farm in a few years and then fencing a place in there but it will be pritty costly and time consuming and there is still the chance of them not staying in. I'm really hoping I will get lucky and find a rescue for them even though it is going to be really hard to let the little things go.