No fawns?
#11
Spike
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location:
Posts: 79
bronco 22000 give it another week or 2. My sister just called me she lives in Shaler that's in SRA UNIT 2-B Allegheny Co. 1 doe with 2 fawns in her back yard. weird part to me anyhow was my sister said it hunched over to take a crap Ive seen a lot of deer take dumps but never hunched over like a dog to take a dump.Maybe she saw a coyote take 1 and she picked up on it.
#12
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Allegan, MI
Posts: 8,019
bronco 22000 give it another week or 2. My sister just called me she lives in Shaler that's in SRA UNIT 2-B Allegheny Co. 1 doe with 2 fawns in her back yard. weird part to me anyhow was my sister said it hunched over to take a crap Ive seen a lot of deer take dumps but never hunched over like a dog to take a dump.Maybe she saw a coyote take 1 and she picked up on it.
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Indiana county, Pa
Posts: 681
bronco, I'm in sw Pa. and only seen one fawn so far. it comes out in the field above the house. I'm surprised there aren't more as there is a lot of feed here. while I'm on the subject of deer, I have a button buck that comes into the field just about every day that has a black tail. it looks like it has something leaking from its rearend. its rump and back legs also has the black stuff on it. it is really skinny and its ribs are showing. it seems to be feeding ok, but not gaining weight. any ideas on whats with this deer?
#16
Spike
Join Date: Jul 2015
Posts: 10
I didn't see many earlier in the spring but more have started showing up since. This could be why there are or seem to be fewer.
http://bonecollector.com/bc-news/whi...awning-season/
http://bonecollector.com/bc-news/whi...awning-season/
#17
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 272
i live in massachusetts and there seems to be quite a few fawns running around here in zone 6 and zone 5 got quite a few on cams. the thing i noticed is majority of fawns are all different ages meaning some are still small and others are just outgrowing there spots. i do have one adult doe that has three fawns.