what do you call a yearling?
12-30-2005 | 08:23 AM
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RE: what do you call a yearling?
I’ve never really put any thought behind it. Any animal really small, we would just called them fawns and if the were any bigger they would be a small doe or buck...[>:]
12-30-2005 | 10:09 AM
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RE: what do you call a yearling?
I don't really call anything a yearling to be honest. A deer born that spring is fawn or a lamb to some people i hunt with, 1 year and a half old is a small buck or doe, then it goes buck/doe, then big buck/big doe.
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12-30-2005 | 11:10 AM
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RE: what do you call a yearling?
I think a yearly is a deer that was just born this year.
12-30-2005 | 11:21 AM
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RE: what do you call a yearling?
Come hunting season I refer to a deer born the prior spring as a yearling.Taking Gene Wensel's advice from one of his books many years ago.I would never shoot a yearling but for those who do or for those who shoot a doe that has "yearlings"with it,it sounds a lot less harsh.
12-30-2005 | 11:49 AM
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RE: what do you call a yearling?
We call a 1.5 yr old a yearling. Also if I'am not mistaken this topic has been discussed b4. We took a nicebutton buck (fawn) this fall that wieghed 54 lbs. hanging on the butchers scale (ready to be cut ) compared to a yearling doe (small doe)that wieghed out at 70 lbs. not much size difference between the two.
12-30-2005 | 11:55 AM
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RE: what do you call a yearling?
ORIGINAL: stubblejumper
I have seen several references to yearling deer weighing 40lbs to 50lbs.Are these really yearlings or are they fawns.The definition of yearling is an animal that is in it's second year.
year·ling
(P)Pronunciation Key(yîr
l
ng)
n.
[ol][*]An animal that is one year old or has not completed its second year[/ol]
I have seen several references to yearling deer weighing 40lbs to 50lbs.Are these really yearlings or are they fawns.The definition of yearling is an animal that is in it's second year.
year·ling
(P)Pronunciation Key(yîrlng)n.
[ol][*]An animal that is one year old or has not completed its second year[/ol]
Stubble, there are 3 and four year olds in the FL. Keys (Key Deer) that weigh 55-65lbs!
The largest deer start in Canada and get smaller as you come south! I go to North FL or South GA to be able harvest a 160-175 lb deer!
12-30-2005 | 12:28 PM
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RE: what do you call a yearling?
Stubble, there are 3 and four year olds in the FL. Keys (Key Deer) that weigh 55-65lbs!The largest deer start in Canada and get smaller as you come south! I go to North FL or South GA to be able harvest a 160-175 lb deer!
The largest deer start in Canada and get smaller as you come south! I go to North FL or South GA to be able harvest a 160-175 lb deer!
12-30-2005 | 12:39 PM
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RE: what do you call a yearling?
ORIGINAL: stubblejumper
That really makes meglad that I hunt where we have 300lb+ bucks.
Stubble, there are 3 and four year olds in the FL. Keys (Key Deer) that weigh 55-65lbs!The largest deer start in Canada and get smaller as you come south! I go to North FL or South GA to be able harvest a 160-175 lb deer!
The largest deer start in Canada and get smaller as you come south! I go to North FL or South GA to be able harvest a 160-175 lb deer!
Yeah, but we have the Bucks to go and shoot those 300lb'ers!