My girlfriend and I are going to Torridon for a few days early in December. Does anyone know if the stag that hung around the Torridon car park still does so, or has its diet of whatever tourists have in their pockets taken it to the great venison stew in the sky?
Yes, though in poor condition, amazingly tourists were still wandering upto it in the middle of the rut, and without the hint of a possible Darwin Award moment.
He often has a few hangers-on with him trying to share the handouts. He' s getting a bit decrepit . Probably the result of his poor diet over the past few years since he started hanging around the car park. There was/is a notice saying " please do not feed me!" with his photo.
> He often has a few hangers-on with him trying to share the handouts. He' s getting a bit decrepit . Probably the result of his poor diet over the past few years since he started hanging around the car park. There was/is a notice saying " please do not feed me!" with his photo.
I saw some folk standing beside the notice feeding it sandwiches!
Poor thing! Do deer suffer from laminitis on a diet like that? (like ponies and other hooved animals would be prone to) Google didn't give me a clear answer, maybe I phrased it wrong
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