What's wrong with this doe

[doright]

While looking through last week's pictures I noticed one of the does was extremely poor. I looked a little closer and saw her front feet have something wrong with them. Any ideas on what would cause something like this ? The rest of the deer appear normal and healthy.

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[AlwaysGigEm]

Im not sure what's wrong, but I feel for the girl. She's in a bad way.

[COOLDAD1]

She's just flat footed that's all

[deerwatcher51]

Dang, she needs putting out of her misery.

[Antlers86]

She's just flat footed that's all

And skinny!!!

[doright]

Definitely skinny. No backstraps and not even enough meat on the neck to make soup with.

[BassMaster13]

Let the yotes have it, they gotta eat too.

[Muskles]

Goats will do that, if their hooves aren't trimmed or worn down - pasterns break down. Not sure if that can happen with deer.

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[Dusty Britches]

Foundered. Most likely will not recover. Typically see it in older wild animals but younger domesticated animals due to diet.

[Artos]

looks like two broken ankles...does she walk all gimpy??

[doright]

Haven't seen her in person yet . I think these are the first pictures I have of her so i'm not sure how she walks.

[Firecuss]

Let the yotes have it, they gotta eat too.

I'm with this guy.

[gfulton]

Foundered!

[BTLowry]

Old as dirt would be my guess

Wore out and broken down

[hog_down]

Cattle will do that too, I was going to guess foundered as well.

A few years ago, there was a doe we called Gimpy, because she had a bad limp on her front leg. One year she even had 2 fawns. When we were filling the feeder, she would always show up, even with people around making all kinds of noise. I felt sorry for her, and gave my friends a green light to take her.