It can occur in horses and other hoofed animals and is called foundering(lamintis). It is typically caused by a diet extremely high in carbohydrates, and guess what food source contains a lot of carbohydrates? It can vary some deer to deer depending on how they process them. It can also be causes in rare cases by a nutritional deficiency, but that is more typical in livestock.
If that was the case, every deer in SWGA would be suffering from this, lol. Just about every plantation and major hunting club has a feeding program that involves the “corn” word, lol.I googled this and it makes sense. I just started putting out corn in feb in the neighborhood. As much corn that hits the woods, I'm surprised we don't have mega hooved deer running all over the place.
If that was the case, every deer in SWGA would be suffering from this, lol. Just about every plantation and major hunting club has a feeding program that involves the “corn” word, lol.
How many deer do you have pictures of with this issue?