Fawns this late are a sure sign that the herd in your area has less than ideal conditions. Something is out of whack. There is absolutely no reason a buck should be able to breed in June or July in NJ. If you are down south, then it's not that abnormal.

Strgnge but neat

wow, if you have a tough winter there is no way she will make it through. I don't know where you live, but she wouldn't make it through any winter up here.

She just got back from playing paintball with her buds. Looks like she lost.

It is unusual to see spots on this late, but I'm surprisedit is still around. I'm not sure how bad the winter gets in your area, but in Wisconsin, it would have been a real tasty treat for some coyotes.

is there an axis deer pen near there

sniper
No axis pens around here (i think you asked where in SJ i'm at??)
I'm in E.H.T zone 42

This winter has been a mild one and I think he(she) will make it

i saw a fawn that was born late it was november and it had no spots and weighed like 25-30 lbs

I have never seen a spotted fawn this time of year. You have
a lot of unusual critters running around in your woods. Anything
might pop out while you are on the stand. Keep the pics coming.