Fawns Dropping?
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I know a few wildlife photographers that would have gone nuts over that picture...that's beyond awesome! And, considering that's about 10 miles away, maybe there was a fawn that I missed!
Archertl
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Ohiosam
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Saturday I had a hired man discing a field for beans. He jumped a fawn bedded in a plowed field with little cover. Later in the day I say a doe in the same area, it looked like she was searching for her fawn.
Gordo
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Ridge Runner
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http://youtu.be/G7tApwnk03Q[video=youtube_share;G7tApwnk03Q]http://youtu.be/G7tApwnk03Q[/video]
Found this one last week. Couldnt have weighed more than 10 or 12 lbs. Cute little thing. Most likely we will be crossing paths in a couple years.
Found this one last week. Couldnt have weighed more than 10 or 12 lbs. Cute little thing. Most likely we will be crossing paths in a couple years.
Ricer2231
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Out doing a little weeding in the garden tonight and got a little company. Cute little buggers. Sorry about the pic quality, not very good photo light tonight.
Gordo
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This little one decided to give up in the middle of the road and just lay down. It had to have just stood up for the first time, and didnt like the texture of the road.
My chick promptly jumped out of the truck and carried the little thing to safety. The mama watched the whole thing go down from no more then 40 yards away.
My chick promptly jumped out of the truck and carried the little thing to safety. The mama watched the whole thing go down from no more then 40 yards away.
Glad you guys came to the little buggers rescue Gordo, I'd have done the same.
Cool pics Don! They sure are cute.
Ricer2231
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That would be sooooooo cool to see. I have seen all kinds of farm animals give birth, being as I grew up on a farm, but never a doe.
Good stuff Gordo and themedic! I love watching the little ones. The picture on the road makes it look pathetic but still cute. Poor thing looked all tuckered out.
Gordo
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It was a cool experience. The circumstances that put us on that road at that time where odd. My fiancé had a tire go flat at work, so during lunch i swooped her up to take care of it. It was a great positive to a PITA situation. I was to busy re-directing traffic to be able to handle the little fawn with my own hands. Wish i could have as thats a rare situation.
Just now, I'm sitting at the kitchen table browsing on here when my phone pings. A pic of a doe getting ready to come out of the woods near our yard was sent from one of my mms cams. I stood up & stepped out into the screened in patio in time to see her & a fawn were cutting across out behind the shed. 
whack
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Awesome pics and stories. Love seeing the babies every year. It's a nice reminder of how cool nature is while we gear up for another season of chasing horns
Nice Pic's Fellas!
Done some brush-hoggin' tonight. Got to see my first set of twins. They still had the wobbly legs.
I also got to see a buck that has to be the biggest I have ever seen this early! This thing is HUGE!
Done some brush-hoggin' tonight. Got to see my first set of twins. They still had the wobbly legs.
I also got to see a buck that has to be the biggest I have ever seen this early! This thing is HUGE!