AE after reading your post and all other 100+ posts in this thread,I have a couple of things to say.First off yes your post is decieving,but it shows exactly howjudgmental some members here are.Second there is nothing uncommon with a doe in my area having multiple fawns in her after Thanksgiving.Our deer start breeding in Late September.If I were to take a doe right now she would have a fetus approximately 5-7" long or longer.I have seen does taken in late Dec/Jan with squirrel sized fetus'.If you take a late season doe you should go ahead and assume she has been bred.So,if you do not wish to kill pregnant females with visible fetuses then don't shoot a late season doe.True there are alot of fetuses in gut piles,but other than having something to look at (which is rather disturbing/odd to me)there is no sense in keeping them....Show some respect,and bury it with it's mother..