Pet Deer: Is this even possible?

Almost certainly illegal

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looks like the dude from psycho

>>2139526
My cousin's gf sometimes gets orphaned deer to raise.

Wen they big enough, they get ear tags and a collar and are allowed to roam free.
The adults often come back for treats, but they usually stay away.

They currently have a fawn. It has to be fed every 3 hours and massaged afterwards for 45min to be able to poop and pee.

So it is allowed to have a deer, if you raise it. But it's not allowed to stal fawns

I don't know if that is legal everywhere tho, I live in europe, if that is helpful

>>2139687
it's him

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I've heard of people keeping muntjac deer. But they're one of those really exotic pets like a coatimundi.

>>2139526
Not as a "pet" in most places, but you can keep them as live stock or if you run a petting zoo or something.

It's going to vary on state law and local law, so I can't give you any specific advice.

>>2139526
Sure, if legal, a farm is perfect way to keep deer. They will always be wild of course but with food association they can be tamed enough to trust you more or less.

>>2139526
You just have to be licensed and the deer has to be a legit rescue, like a fawn who's mother got hit by a car of something.

They're a lot like livestock animals and they can be super friendly or standoffish depending on the deer and how well it was socialized. Basically, if you plan on releasing it when it's grown, do everything you can to not allow it to bond with you. If you want to keep it forever and ever as a pet, just make sure to interact with it a lot and treat it super well. Remember that they're skittish by nature and try not to alarm them.