Syracuse.com - Yet another three-legged deer story (and photo)

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"I first saw her a few days prior to this picture, at that time her foot was still attached, mostly by skin. It flapped as she ran," he said.

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<p>Last week I wrote about Sue Lado and her husband, Jason, observing a three-legged deer for the past four years by their home on the Seneca River. <a href="http://blog.syracuse.com/outdoors/2012/11/three-legged_deer.html">Read that story.</a></p>

<p>Mark Feinberg, of Pompey, sent in this photo and the following note:</p>

<p>"My contribution from February 2011. I first saw her a few days prior to this picture, at that time her foot was still attached, mostly by skin. It flapped as she ran. She appeared through the rest of the winter."</p>

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