Hey man thanks for the tips...Im pretty inexperienced when it comes to this kind of stuff (only 20), so it helps when you guys let me in onlittle tips like that!

haha, you mean you guys don't mind if I paint my nails???

checked out the article-- good read for sure, I think it will definitely come in handy! thanks man!

Ok you took a pic of a running deer track

When your GF is only 7, it really does make the track look big next to her hand!!!!

J/K'ing ya a little. Looks like anice BIG track, now where's the RACK???? Good luck with him this fall!!!!

David simply tells it like it is. Always has, probably always will. He's not putting you down, but just giving you an different possibility and in this case, I agree with him. It is a nice size track, but it looks to be in fairly soft soil...almost looks sandy (but you're in IL so I doubt that). While most of the does have already dropped their new fawns, some of the late ones are still carrying them...making them 30 or more pounds heavier than they would be otherwise. If it's a more mature doe, probably carrying twins and therefore even heavier. The weight and soft soil combination can make a track look bigger than it is.
Nobody is trying to spoil your thrill of the find. Simply pointing out other possibilities.

I know that would get my attention! Good luck this fall!