What do yall think
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From: fubar racin
24-Oct-20
Date and time are correct north east CO, is this a problem?
From: fubar racin
24-Oct-20
Must have fat fingered this one hardcore to get on the black bear forum....
From: IdyllwildArcher
24-Oct-20
Deer are born all year long. It's probably a problem for that specific fawn, but I wouldn't read too much into it.
From: IdyllwildArcher
24-Oct-20
Deer are born all year long. It's probably a problem for that specific fawn, but I wouldn't read too much into it.
From: fubar racin
24-Oct-20
Idyl every fawn on my cams are still spotted.
From: Matt
24-Oct-20
I think that is not a bear. ;-)
From: walking buffalo
24-Oct-20
If you believe that we are on the cusp of dramatic climate change, then this is a good thing for the species.
From: grizzly
24-Oct-20
fires should keep him warm
From: Hondolane
24-Oct-20
Yes problem!! Way to manny doe’s getting bred in Jan in stead of mid to late Nov,early Dec... start wackin Doe instead of the famous “Meat buck” not saying u do but that’s how it is East Colorado
From: Drahthaar
25-Oct-20
It is probably the fawns getting bred in Jan and Feb is why you are seeing this. Forrest
From: fubar racin
25-Oct-20
Hondo its a small property but its only had 1 deer taken off of it in the last 40 years a doe about 5 years back.
From: LINK
25-Oct-20
Just a couple months behind this one.
Just a couple months behind this one.
Just a month or two behind. Most of my fawns still had spots a month or two ago. I would guess the doe was a fawn last winter and came in heat late.
From: LINK
25-Oct-20
A bigger fawn but just a month ago.
