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Five-Legged Deer Buck Shot in Hungary

An Austrian hunter bagged some very special game near the village of Székkutas, Csongrád-Csanád County in South-Eastern Hungary. A man named Jürgen Jansenberger shot a five-legged deer buck on 1 August, the Kaszaper-Végegyház Landowners’ Hunter Society has shared on their Facebook page. ‘On 1 August, our Austrian guest hunter, Jürgen Jansenberger, visited the Petőfi Hunting Association in Székkutas for a roe deer hunt—and struck rare luck on his…
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The hunters in Székkutas couldn't believe their eyes either: a five-legged roe deer was brought to the table, with an extra limb growing on the inner side of its thigh, fully developed, complete with a claw and a toenail.

On August 1st, an Austrian guest hunter arrived at the Petőfi Hunting Association in Székkutas and shot a deer buck that had five legs. As it turned out, the fifth leg grew on the inner side of its thigh, and it even had a claw and a hooves. The Facebook post reporting this said that despite the five legs, the buck “appeared completely healthy, did not have deformed antlers, and did not hinder its movement.” They also added: “The buck had been k…

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444.hu broke the news in Hungary on Friday, August 15, 2025.
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