Pa fawns
#1
Pa fawns
While turkey hunting this morning I saw a doe standing out on a powerline and as i got closer she did not want to move and then I saw something i first thought was a small cat but it stood up and i knew exactly what it was. It was small fawn couldn't of been more than a day or two old so i backed out and left them alone. Then in another area when i was leaving at 12:00 i saw a big doe come bounding out into the field and i could see something chasing behind her. I put up the binos and it was another fawn but much bigger than the first one I saw, it must be at least a week old. Also on Saturday I saw the first buck in velvet his main beams were already as long as his ears. I just wanted to know has any one else been seeing any fawns or bucks.
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA
Posts: 522
RE: Pa fawns
It's that time of the year again. Have been lucky enough to have walked up on sleeping fawns the past two years in a row. One ina patch of goldenrod in my woods, the other out in a hay field. Hope to keep the streak alive this May. Usually see a few fawns each spring, but really enjoy seeing them up close like that.
Might've seen one that was very fresh, a few years ago.
Parked the truck in a favorite spot near camp, where we've always glassed the valley from, for deer. Saw a doefaracross the valley with the binocs, put the spotting scope on the window and realized she was licking a fawn. She spent quite a bit of time at it, then moved off. The fawn followed, but could barely walk.
Might've seen one that was very fresh, a few years ago.
Parked the truck in a favorite spot near camp, where we've always glassed the valley from, for deer. Saw a doefaracross the valley with the binocs, put the spotting scope on the window and realized she was licking a fawn. She spent quite a bit of time at it, then moved off. The fawn followed, but could barely walk.