RE: Signs of does in heat?
 

Will does in heat still travel together in groups and with fawns?

RE: Signs of does in heat?
 

A doe coming in heat will make sure she is where a buck can find here. Many times she will be laying down in plain view near buck travel areas.

When she is standing she will sometimes lift her tail, not a full flag, like she is fanning something. When she catches her buck she will move somewhere more private, or secluded, but usually in the general area.

Thathas beenmy experience from this year. MV out!