That makes me happy to see someone helping the deer shed it's velvet. I hate watching them try to shed it off by themselves, it looks so uncomfortable and frustrating.
@@ccgb92 how is that anthropomorphizing? I'm using those terms to describe something to you, you're a human right? Who also speaks and understands English.
I scrolled down hoping to clarify with people that this is a natural process and they eat the velvet for nutrients, but you all beat me to the punch! It's good to see so many people who know about this process.
@T_Mac00 No, they do eat it by choice. It’s been documented that deer will eat the dangling shed if it’s close enough to their mouth that they can reach it. This is just normal behavior.
Skipper: "Oh look- its the deer's miracle of antlers!" Kowalski: "A moment.. of extraordinary beauty-" *[Deer Begins Shedding Velvet, Penguins Immediately Make Sickening Gagging Noises In Recoil]* Skipper: "AGH thats disgusting- Who in their right mind bears to watch this horror!?"
I haven’t looked into it since I literally just found out about people consuming velvet product... but why do people do it? It looks like the deer eats it themselves for the nutrients. On a side note, hope it feels satisfying for the deer. Like an itch or an irritating scab being shed.
It is, i watched a deer trying to shed a piece for about 10 minutes. When he finally got it stuck against the brush the right way and was scraping it his legs were bouncing just the way a dogs does when it gets the right spot. I could almost feel the relief myself :)
hey, anyone has a playlist of people helping deers or moose to shed their antlers? All the videos I see are just recordings of deers and moose trying to shed it by themselves
Yep in the wilderness the bucks will work to rub the velvet off, often on low hanging trees branches or anything else that can help the velvet come off. After the deer will be seen nibbling and licking the velvet for the nutrition benefits.
You should wear a face visor and a helmet whilst near to them horns. At an animal rescue place someone did something similar and the deer moved and impaled the persons eye.
Can you eat those Velvet pieces instead of them? You helped them so you deserve some kind of retribution or treats. I will not help them sheds if not being paid.
The velvet supplies blood and nutrients to help grow the bone (antlers). When the antlers are done growing, there is no need for the velvet anymore. So the velvet starts to fall off.
@@sebman6031 Go handle rotting flesh then. That’s basically what velvet is at this point. When you’re blowing out of both ends, come back and post the same thing.
It's like skin that covers the antlers until they finish and it helps them grow. The Cuticles on our fingers sort of do the same thing to help our nails grow.
The velvet (the stuff she's pulling off) is a type of skin packed with blood vessels that deliver lots of blood and nutrients and oxygen to the antlers to fuel their annual growth.
In the wild, as you get close to the rut (mating season) a Buck's body will sense the sesonal change in daylight and begin producing more testosterone. This triggers the velvet to die and dry up like an old scab or dead skin. The Buck will then forcibly scrap the shed from his antlers on a convenient tree or bush and consume it. This serves dual purposes: 1) it erases a source of scent, allowing them to evade predation and 2) it's a natural source of residual nutrition (just as a Doe eats the placental remains), a lot of energy goes into growing those antlers every year - in peak season sometimes growing by as much as an inch or more a day. (Edited b/c autocorrect is a $#@*!)
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That makes me happy to see someone helping the deer shed it's velvet. I hate watching them try to shed it off by themselves, it looks so uncomfortable and frustrating.
They are a deer. They don't have the concept of frustrating or uncomfortable
@@ccgb92 every animal can feel uncomfortable.....
@@-rr-4172 No, that's a human term. Stop anthropomorphizing animals. It's sickening
@@ccgb92 how is that anthropomorphizing? I'm using those terms to describe something to you, you're a human right? Who also speaks and understands English.
@@ccgb92 They're animals yes, they also experience emotions and pain; which means they are able to feel uncomfortable just like us.
2:32 that's the money shot
I scrolled down hoping to clarify with people that this is a natural process and they eat the velvet for nutrients, but you all beat me to the punch! It's good to see so many people who know about this process.
Stuff is amazing for you also ! I take antler everyday I’m blessed to another
True enough..the velvet has nutrients in it.. but it looks weird as hell to see an animal eating itself.
@@ImTheMan78 lol same I agree. It’s weird but makes sense.
@T_Mac00 It’s still natural, no matter how freaky as all hell it looks.
@T_Mac00 No, they do eat it by choice. It’s been documented that deer will eat the dangling shed if it’s close enough to their mouth that they can reach it. This is just normal behavior.
Imagine finally able to scratch that spot that was bothering the crap out of you. This is basically was deer go through every spring.
The velvet contains protein supplies the antler & deers are aware of it tgat's why they eat it.
I didn't even know that!! When I saw her feeding that to her deer, I was like....do deers eat their own velvet? Thank you.
Where'd you get this information?
@@cjxplusone Animal Planet.
@@MastersGraduate2023 #fake news
cjxplusone 😐
Beautiful! Thank you for helping that sweet baby. It’s like a good back scratch!
Tha deer loves this woman. I see how comfortable he gets the more he ate. all I seen was appreciation in those 👀 eyes
I would literally pay to have the chance to take the velvet off😩😩😩
Me too. It is so satisfying to see it coming off, specially when you know how much it bothers deers
I can’t explain how satisfyng this is to me
I am glad you are helping the deer shred. It's makes me sullen seeing them in a bloody mess.
I also like helping deer shred on guitar
in the wild they have to do it themselves, just like we have to take a shower, no help,
This should be a 59min long video. Cant stop re-watching it
The way he licked her hand was adorable ❤️
Her and this deer have lived a happier 3 minutes than I lived in 18 years😭😭
It feels likes it’s ichy for deer.
That's pritty darn cool. What I nice friendly buck you have got there.
It’s probably as annoying as having a period but for deer
Make sure handle that with care because there is a lot of bacteria on those.
Yes i have heard of people having to be in the hospital with blood infections from handling antlers with velvet.
If goldmember was a deer
Jeremy Casas 😂😂🤣😂😂🤣
He's got the Velvet Touch ...He Touched it too much...
😂😂😂😂
Skipper: "Oh look- its the deer's miracle of antlers!"
Kowalski: "A moment.. of extraordinary beauty-"
*[Deer Begins Shedding Velvet, Penguins Immediately Make Sickening Gagging Noises In Recoil]*
Skipper: "AGH thats disgusting- Who in their right mind bears to watch this horror!?"
Based reference
She’s so patient with a deer🥺
thank you. I miss him.
This is like peeling off a massive scab and eating it
She should make more of these
After watching alll deers struggling with antler, thia sooo relaxing video
Why doesn’t anyone ever use a scrub brush? (And, no, I don’t have any tame, antlered animals.)
It looks like it would feel so good
This is oddly satisfying.
This is so satisfying
No thats nast as fuck but thats nice to see someone help the deer
This is your note to look into taking deer antler for your own personal health benefits
I haven’t looked into it since I literally just found out about people consuming velvet product... but why do people do it? It looks like the deer eats it themselves for the nutrients.
On a side note, hope it feels satisfying for the deer. Like an itch or an irritating scab being shed.
BasedSif theres not enough evidence to support its supposed claims. I.e increasing athletic peformance and sex drive amongst other claims.
I’ve heard that the velvet becomes very itchy when it’s ready to shed, and removing it is super satisfying for the deer
It is, i watched a deer trying to shed a piece for about 10 minutes. When he finally got it stuck against the brush the right way and was scraping it his legs were bouncing just the way a dogs does when it gets the right spot. I could almost feel the relief myself :)
the itchiness from the velvet when shgeading must be HUGE
hey, anyone has a playlist of people helping deers or moose to shed their antlers? All the videos I see are just recordings of deers and moose trying to shed it by themselves
No sleep got me here ... it's still SCARY
Looks like the left antler grew a bit too much sticking out off of the side.
How does the deer know if the velvet coverings isn't fully off?
It itches very badly
Agghhhhh!! The velvet at this stage is basically rotting tissue, and smells horrid! Nasty AF.
@Truth is the new hatespeech Yup...it gets pretty gnarly the longer it hangs, especially when it's hot out.
Why is this so satisfying 🤣
I did not realize they eat velvet for nutrients very interesting learned that here 😊
U could've gotten really sick from not using gloves
ur mom
why do they eat their antler and what is the skin that she peeled made of
Only takes a day maybe 2 for the deer to get the velvet off completely
I'm pretty sure she should have on gloves.
He's almost monster buck, is he? Look at his antlers ^^
Yep in the wilderness the bucks will work to rub the velvet off, often on low hanging trees branches or anything else that can help the velvet come off. After the deer will be seen nibbling and licking the velvet for the nutrition benefits.
You should wear a face visor and a helmet whilst near to them horns.
At an animal rescue place someone did something similar and the deer moved and impaled the persons eye.
The deer leaves and yells “Yo Ralph, Jimmy, Mike F the tree branches this human thing does it for you”
Can you eat those Velvet pieces instead of them? You helped them so you deserve some kind of retribution or treats. I will not help them sheds if not being paid.
Please, post more vids like this
*extensive mlem*
The velvet i very itchy for the deer and it does not hurt in fact I believe it feels good to them
deers ate velvet?? who knew?
aw this is so cute ❤❤❤
Can't she get sick form touching that
So amazing!!!! Please make more videos!!!!
Is it painful or itchy?
It looks so painful but isn't which is a good thing ,I didn't realise they could eat it
Where can I order my velvet burger
Yum 😋 Red velvet cake 🎂🦌
Could someone pls make an asmr for this.
Should call that deer Choptop
She doesn't realize those areng kissed it just taste good
To it 😂
You would think more deers would be open to letting humans take of there velvet but they won’t let people touch it besides this buck
do deer really eat their own velvet?
Yup
It contains protein thats good for them
@@nutonmychoppa9931 it’s like if a dog eats their placenta during birth to regenerate their iron and protein levels.
Kelsey Smith yes
I fell like this could be a monster buck
They eat it? That's wild.
Can I know why's she making that deer eat those shredded stuff??
It's full of protein and nutrients, so it's actually good for them.
Does the dear feel pain??
I think it is painful
I'm not trying to rob you. I'm trying to help you.
She is no conjurer of cheap tricks.
They eat the hair they shed off the antlers? 😳😳😳😳😳😳
Does the shedding process hurt them ?
I imagine similar to us pulling of a scab or dead skin except they have a higher pain tolerance than we do
@@faithrishel9214 sounds like when you get a terrible sunburn and it finally peels lol
It must feel so nice when it comes off
@@faithrishel9214 Makes me glad my sunburns don't bleed lol
My chickens eat their own eggs!!
This is fascinating and gross at the same time.
i wanna see somebody but a cow brush in the woods
I thought it would fall off.
Did she call the deer a girl then a boy?
peeled off like tree bark
I didn't know they ate it.
giannis getting a haircut ? 😂
LMFAOO
Won't she get sick from peeling that bare handed
Oddly satisfying
That’s really really bad to touch it holds awful disease and bacteria
I mean if you wash your hands after it'll be fine
What diseases please ? Also what about ticks and that
Why do Deers shed their Velvet ?
The velvet supplies blood and nutrients to help grow the bone (antlers). When the antlers are done growing, there is no need for the velvet anymore. So the velvet starts to fall off.
Cannibalism
New from GNC. BUFF BAMBI BRAND XTREME PURE DEER VELVET.
Do they feel that
No
looks like it feels good, but I know with other animals you are not to pull the shed off, like a turtles shell.
Make another longer video
that s soo metal
I thought their horn fall off
They fall off and grow back every year
Usually in Feb or March they shed their actual antlers.
Is that red thing blood?
Yes
And those how you end up in the hospital. Those are super filthy and carry so much bacteria. They should wear gloves
Weak immune system scrubs, get out
@@sebman6031 Go handle rotting flesh then. That’s basically what velvet is at this point. When you’re blowing out of both ends, come back and post the same thing.
why blood though?
It's like skin that covers the antlers until they finish and it helps them grow. The Cuticles on our fingers sort of do the same thing to help our nails grow.
@@jrj3505 that looks so horrific though.
The velvet (the stuff she's pulling off) is a type of skin packed with blood vessels that deliver lots of blood and nutrients and oxygen to the antlers to fuel their annual growth.
Not suppose to touch velvet with bare hands can get very sick. She trippin
No gloves
love at first site
Why is she feeding him with that shit it's disgusting
What just happened
Why feed him his velvet its his its made of his own skin and fur
It has nutrients in it, deer eat it to gain back the nutrients
Alguém sabe explicar isso
E normal isso ?
So are you feed him the velvet from the antlers? If so why?
DJ Qevlar I was thinking the same thing. From what I've read, it's good nutrients. Seems strange though.
I guess it's similar to how some women eat their placenta after giving birth.
In the wild, as you get close to the rut (mating season) a Buck's body will sense the sesonal change in daylight and begin producing more testosterone. This triggers the velvet to die and dry up like an old scab or dead skin. The Buck will then forcibly scrap the shed from his antlers on a convenient tree or bush and consume it. This serves dual purposes: 1) it erases a source of scent, allowing them to evade predation and 2) it's a natural source of residual nutrition (just as a Doe eats the placental remains), a lot of energy goes into growing those antlers every year - in peak season sometimes growing by as much as an inch or more a day.
(Edited b/c autocorrect is a $#@*!)
Is this a wild deer ?