My DEER Destroyed ALL Their TREES!!

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[@adaml551]

The tree I recommend if you want flowers is a Rose of Sharon, it's more of a bush but you could tame it to be more tree like.

[@The_Crucible714]

Rose of Sharon is a northern deciduous Hibiscus species that requires total dormancy and won’t do well in Florida. There are many tropical Hibiscus that do grow very well in Florida heat. That tree with the pink flowers is in the Mimosa family. Mimosas also come with red flowers that are also very fragrant. Quick growing vines like free-flowering Bogenvellia or Passiflora would work well covering the fence as a visual barrier. Passiflora also produce delicious edible fruit (passion fruit). Check if Bogenvellia flowers are toxic to reptiles before planting it in any tortoise enclosure. I’ve also seen massive Frangipani trees in Puerto Rico which would do well in South Florida and provide lots of shade, although I’m not sure how fast they grow. A decent nursery should have all these plants in stock. There are also some large fern species native to Fla that can be collected and used as natural visual barriers. Kenan has them popping up all over his property and they are huge.

[@r.b.animalsandmovies4186]

Back in early 2000 when I was raised and breeding goats we had a couple of Willow trees that made good shade areas for them.

[@zierwonraynz8869]

Add a good ol Florida orange tree to the deer enclosure. You have tons of exotic and world wide plants and animals. Maybe keep a few Florida features in your farm to not grow to far away.

[@Parakeet079]

I remember when you first got the little dudes. Now they have a big nice enclosure(before they ate all the trees)

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Hahha I know time to add more

[@brockn7878]

Id imagine Jasmine would grow well there. Gorgeous weird flowers and the most exquisite smells. I believe theyre non toxic, even edible for the beasties. And you definitely should plant more Moringas. In the right spot. Its High density nutrients fir leaf eaters. (Including Us)...

[@GodisTruth914]

It looks like a Mamosa Tree!!😊

[@naturewalkswithdawn7621]

Love all your videos you can put a sprinkler system so it doesn't get so dry one day when you have the money for the deer. Just a suggestion love to watch you and your family 💞

[@user-lk1wv1ts6p]

Yeah at least for the animals that graze and forage on the grasses a sprinkler on a hose would work well enough

[@santoroaquatics5038]

11 comment you rock Blake I always enjoy seeing all of your amazing animals and I love the enclosures 👍💪💯💯💪👍

[@andreaanderson8863]

Mimosa tree, moringa tree is amazing to have.

[@johnperez2898]

They love Mundo Grass it's like a big ball of Ornament grass they even give birth behind it if you grow them in a corner

[@spookyduzit]

That nice tree looks like a mimosa

[@damionkennedy4792]

God bless you and family and the animals brother you doing good thing

[@readyalways1414]

Great job BIG DOGGIE 💯👣

[@michellemorningstar880]

another amazing vlog wow they really hit the fence for sure..hope they dont hurt themself for sure thanks so very much love them deer so cute What about a white oak tree in there ..plus it great for shade too

[@lannieglasscock-sf5tg]

The tree with the blooms is a Mimosa tree, love them, hummingbirds love them too

[@dhammes9616]

Shade sails!!!

[@Hello-yp8vt]

Can you do a tour of all the animals you have and how it’s like taking care of them also love your content!😁

[@dhammes9616]

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[@videshdookran8192]

A tamarind tree would be a good tree to add and it will add to the covering and give them shade

[@janetjedrzejczyk1903]

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[@joemedina1473]

If you are looking for a drought resistance tree try mesquite tree I live in southern Texas and it's hard to kill

[@crsdvl123]

Cash is too cute

[@jerrysmithers1429]

oak trees are tough if they survive south western ontario Florida lol nothing could hurt them but you need to water them

[@danielvelez4001]

We in ct got all the rain ☔️

[@chasechristophermurraydola9314]

Hey Blake just saying but I think you should get peacocks and add them in with the muntjac just so the muntjacs don’t feel lonely.

[@zerotohero3358]

Check out a silk floss tree or just get a mango tree

[@davidaguero1192]

Perhaps a Cherry blossom tree? Making sure they dont reach it, and definitely add some white peacocks around the property and the other ranch

[@jmac3900]

Need sprinklers brother.... costly. but necessary.. cheaper then reseeding and replanting everything that dies without water every season... water is the key to life..

[@tonybezanson9625]

Silktree, should be easy to find, naturalized in Florida

[@mattiashellstrom4682]

Hey! great content as usual here evenyhough i miss some of the old stuff. how about every now and then just do what was the norm a few years ago? i mean maybe giving mooers a feast or just showing of the OG animals. Vest wishes from Sweden!

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Sounds good!

[@AquaVistaDesigns]

Pink Powder Puff or calliandra is the name of the tree. I believe there is a white version as well.

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Good to know

[@Shadowspets]

Their pasture is all dried out out, but isn’t it also possible they just overgrazed it? Being able to switch pastures/enclosures gives one enclosure the time to recover from the grazing.

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Correct but it’s been crazy dry rn

[@Shadowspets]

@@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch I know you were having plans on putting a pond in their enclosure as well, that might help a lot with rehydrating the soil as well. Wish you the best man

[@colinchurchill4147]

Protect the trees with some plastic wrap or small cage fence around the trunks

[@sal0630]

What browser do they use?

[@mikerowell19]

Pink powerder puff tree

[@sonalithevkanthonly8577]

Can we have an update on all the dogs pls

[@shenelcrooke]

Petri!😊

[@joed3106]

Bottle brush trees are beautiful but make sure it’s not toxic to the deer 🦌

[@patcarpenter1991]

Tree suggestion - Jujube tree A.K.A. chinese date, red date.

[@acanouse]

What about planning apple trees

[@ogama843]

Looks the flower tree is a mimosa tree? Not 100% sure, but it looks very similar.

[@bethevans375]

Will you be selling marg and rita or will you be getting another male and a new inclosure for the 2 girls

[@marytillman8758]

The bush/tree is called Rose of Sharon.

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Thank you

[@middletnpyro]

looks like a mimosa

[@joanneganon7157]

Hi guys🎉.🌷🎈 JO JO IN VT 💞

[@user-cr9rh3ul7n]

Been here since you built the bird enclosure

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Heck yea

[@mkcrew225]

Why not some type of tree that would drop forage for the deer also? like oak, apple, or something with edible fruit.

[@dojc6526]

coconut tree😂

[@gauravshah3998]

Put soil manure all over the place in deer enclosure and water the ground every single day once it will get green

[@gamerclownz2783]

The deer are no longer able to browse the internet ? lmao

[@davidwhitehead7614]

You need rhododendron bushes

[@marshajaneclanton2986]

Peach tree

[@mediterralien]

Next time use pruning shears for the smaller branches instead of freaking your muntjac deers

[@liamstrange4939]

Mango tree

[@tonymalin4211]

Orange tree or rainbow eucalyptus tree

[@barbaraauletta7988]

Mamosia tree

[@mininoah6199]

I was here first

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Oh yea thank you

[@glendacarpenter4433]

its a mimosa tree

[@marshajaneclanton2986]

Bottle brush tree

[@danishspeaks742]

Plum tree 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@punkiebrice9455]

Bro that's nothing it hasn't rained in my country for 9 months

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Whoa

[@punkiebrice9455]

And my country is a tropical country so I think that's maybe a sign of global warming.i don't really know

[@CanadaShocker]

father / daughter thats " inner " breeding is that ok

[@user-tp9gd3qs6p]

fruittreeplease

[@cm-oo1td]

That deer enclosure is way too small, its animal cruelty. If you can't give them enough room you shouldn't keep them, you might say it's within regulation but its cruel and you know it, they need a massive enclosure with a wooded area,

[@bennygambla3491]

Nice clickbait title on the last video. You got a whopping 20k views from 1m subscribers. In case you were wondering how high quality your videos are.

[@user-dr3df3zc7t]

It wasn’t clickbait lmao 🤣 he actually had to put them to sleep

[@christapierce984]

Damn, Who hurt you?

[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

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[@BlakesExoticAnimalRanch]

Thank you

[@user-tc8qt1tx1o]

Troll alert

[@jodyboatright41]

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