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Something I Have Never Seen( Weirdness From the Buck I Shot in Arkansas)

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  • Hoji

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    Notice the teeth wearing through the upper jaw bone. Anyone have a clue as to what would cause this? Very healthy looking deer. Lower jaw ages him at 4.5-5.5 years old( I will have to dig the other side out and double check as the side I have goes with the side pictured)
    I have a lot of deer skulls and this is the only one with this.

    It is from Arkansas, so ruling out a nasty meth habit, what causes this?
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    pronstar

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    That looks so odd...not finding anything using Google fu.

    Perhaps our resident oral surgeon can shed some light on it?


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    It looks like fenestration to me.Maybe TXOMFS can verify.

    Gingival fenestration defects may create problems regarding plaque control, root hypersensitivity, and esthetics. Gingival recession may be caused by periodontal disease, improper oral hygiene, frenal pull, bone dehiscence, improper restorations, tooth malposition, viral infections of the gingiva, and oral habits [2].May 20, 2013

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    It looks like fenestration to me.Maybe TXOMFS can verify.

    Gingival fenestration defects may create problems regarding plaque control, root hypersensitivity, and esthetics. Gingival recession may be caused by periodontal disease, improper oral hygiene, frenal pull, bone dehiscence, improper restorations, tooth malposition, viral infections of the gingiva, and oral habits [2].May 20, 2013

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    There ya go with them big words again.
    Does that mean it was sick?

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    It is from Arkansas, so ruling out a nasty meth habit, what causes this?
    Why not contact AR fish & game or whatever they are called and supply them with the pics, maybe even the skull. Could be something that makes the deer not fit for consumption by humans and they would likely be able to confirm that or rule that out.
     

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    Why not contact AR fish & game or whatever they are called and supply them with the pics, maybe even the skull. Could be something that makes the deer not fit for consumption by humans and they would likely be able to confirm that or rule that out.
    Well, as over half of it has been eaten, I’m going to guess that it is fit to eat. Have some biologists I used to work with that will get back to me.
     

    Hoji

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    I hope so.

    Anyway sure looks weird.
    I process my own game at home. Been doing it for many years.
    Did not see or smell anything while butchering it that would indicate anything amiss.
    He tastes fine and my wife and I aren’t dead ( nor is anyone else who has had sausage or burgers from him) so I am going with good to eat.;)
     

    skfullgun

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    I process my own game at home. Been doing it for many years.
    Did not see or smell anything while butchering it that would indicate anything amiss.
    He tastes fine and my wife and I aren’t dead ( nor is anyone else who has had sausage or burgers from him) so I am going with good to eat.;)
    I process my own game from start to finish, as well. It sure does seem to get more work intensive as the decades go by!
     
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