[PSEExcursion1]

Hi guys,

Just wanted to get your opinion on this, today I just got done practicing with my bow I saw a doe and two fawns on the other side of my garage. One thing I noticed is the fawns were really small and where still covered in spots, I would think they should be gone by now after all fall is only a few weeks away and they were no where near ready to leave there mother, I've seen at least 6 fawns in the last month that were still covered in spots. Is this because there so many deer out there or am I wrong in thinking they should be gone by now and getting ready for winter, o yea I'm in northern Minnesota if that makes a differance. Just looking for some opinions

 

[Whitefeather]

Sometimes when a doe hasn't been bred the first time she comes into estrous, she will come into it again the following month or even the third month. Last year's doe fawns will also come into estrous at a later date than their elders. This results in late fawn births. Northern climates will be hard on the late born.:smow:

JP

 

[bwilson301]

i dont know how it is up there, but ive seen fawns still with there mothers here in missouri all the way up to december.

 

[scooters_lures]

seen 22 deer in the last 3 days and 10 had fawns with all still had spots.......

 

[cbd10pt]

fawns in texas still have thier spots I shoot my does after the rut

 

[blue thunder]

I'm seeing them also with spots.Our winters here are defiantly warmer than they used to be.It has to have something to do with it.

 

[Ib4Hoyt]

saw 2 with spots 15 min. ago, they had that in the head lights look on there face...