Shot a young spiker roe buck last week who has been in the chiller for a week. With the refuse coming today I decided to butcher him last night.
While skinning him, I found this black soft lesion on his rear right knee joint. The surrounding area seemed softer, almost baggier than normal. Never seen anything like this before and just wondered if anyone knew what it was.
I might add that I watched the animal for 10 minutes before taking the shot, and he appeared healthy while browsing the brambles, showing no sign of injury. Hooves and internals were all fine too. The only thing I would add is also while skinning I noticed he had a Satsuma size bruise on the top of his left haunch.
Any ideas?
While skinning him, I found this black soft lesion on his rear right knee joint. The surrounding area seemed softer, almost baggier than normal. Never seen anything like this before and just wondered if anyone knew what it was.
I might add that I watched the animal for 10 minutes before taking the shot, and he appeared healthy while browsing the brambles, showing no sign of injury. Hooves and internals were all fine too. The only thing I would add is also while skinning I noticed he had a Satsuma size bruise on the top of his left haunch.
Any ideas?