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superstrutter 09-13-2009 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by FlDeerman (Post 3438976)
If the fawns are the color of the doe,even with spots-shoot.If they're reddish in color then they're still nursing.

You had better check your regs. In many states, including LA., it is illegal to kill a spotted fawn. If there is still one spot, it's illegal.

superstrutter 09-13-2009 12:30 PM


Originally Posted by appleater25 (Post 3438986)
Well you guys helped aid the decision I had to make tonight. Two fawns and Ma.....they all still walk. I didn't have the guts!

It's not that you didn't have the guts. It's because you had a heart. I won't shoot a doe with fawns either.

trkytrack2 09-13-2009 01:34 PM

I personally would not shoot a doe with youngins. But if you need meat that bad, go for it. May as well kill them all while your at it. That way your really thinning the herd out.

nova88 09-13-2009 01:40 PM

i would leave that and keep looking for another

FlDeerman 09-13-2009 01:48 PM


Originally Posted by superstrutter (Post 3439490)
You had better check your regs. In many states, including LA., it is illegal to kill a spotted fawn. If there is still one spot, it's illegal.

I was talking about shooting the doe,not the fawns.

superstrutter 09-13-2009 02:32 PM


Originally Posted by FlDeerman (Post 3439552)
I was talking about shooting the doe,not the fawns.

Duh, I should have known that. Afterall, the thread was about shooting a doe with fawns. My mistake.

farm hunter 09-13-2009 08:23 PM

A spotted fawn in Oct/Nov in my area is as good as dead come winter. The fact that a deer has a fawn or fawns late enough to still be spotted com FALL - tells me there are too many deer and doe especially. Most often - the fawns with a doe come hunting season, are not spotted and are fully capable of fending for themselves.

I'd never let the presence of fawns - spotted or not - influence my decision on taking a doe in hunting season.

FH

sjsfire 09-14-2009 04:28 PM

Everyone has their thoughts on this. I personally wouldn't shoot a fawn with a doe. Then on the other hand I won't hold anything against anyone that pulls the trigger.

sjsfire 09-14-2009 04:30 PM


Originally Posted by sjsfire (Post 3440894)
Everyone has their thoughts on this. I personally wouldn't shoot a fawn with a doe. Then on the other hand I won't hold anything against anyone that pulls the trigger.


Sorry I should have said a doe with a fawn.........:o


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