Is this a fallow?

[jerp]

I can’t imagine it being a whitetail fawn that size on October 17th. If it’s a fallow it’s a first for around here

[Bassbuster]

Whitetail fawn. Not abnormal if that’s in south Texas. They breed late

[jerp]

This is in north Texas - Shackelford County. Our fawns usually drop no later than June and the spot pattern looks different.

[Rustled Again]

Spotted fallow.

[Pineywoods]

I'm not an exotic expert but it doesn't look like a normal whitetail fawn to me. Spots look a little off to me.

[Twist]

I gotta go with whitetail. Here’s one from our place about halfway between Houston and Dallas a month ago.

Looks real similar, and I thought it odd for us to have one like that in mid September.

[Gerald G]

Pretty sure it’s a whitetail fawn.

[gekko man]

I would also say whitetails fawn.

I have a late arrival also.

[tminc]

Ive got twins i see every morning that look like that.Central texas

[AntlerCollector]

Whitetail

[LuckyCards2006]

100% whitetail, late fawn. Does that don’t get bred can go into estrus every 21 days, up to three times before getting bred.

[Aggiehunter08]

Whitetail

[Dale Moser]

WT. We see fawns occaisionally in early November with faint spots. They are usually outcasts or alone.

[diamond10x]

WT no doubt

[SHSU18]

Whitetail