Ethical decision help please

[kd8jgu]

For over 2 months have pics of a doe with a spotted fawn
They come to feeder everyday
Last 3 days fawn has been there but no doe
fawn still has bright white spots
There are yotes and bobcats in area
So what would be the ethical thing to do here
I am thinking some one has taken the doe
Thank you Green Screen

[Randell]

Keep watching it.

[WCB]

The fawn will probably make it. If you want some tender meat, take it. Otherwise let it be.

[elkbowhunter]

to each his own. Myself, don't shoot spots or the mamma with the fawns. Some do, if its legal do what you feel is the right thing for you.

[enewman]

Sounds like hamburger

[AntlerCollector]

Go Yote hunting

The fawn will make it without the doe

[Terry]

Let the fawn walk, shoot the predators

[Black Ice]

Couldn't shoot a fawn unless it was wounded.

[bowhunterchris]

I had a spotted fawn last year that is still around this year. She made it all by herself from last year.

[kd8jgu]

I want the fawn to make it
Up north would be an easy answer with the bad winters
The last thing I want to do is take it down
If Green Screen says it should be ok I will keep close eye on it

[bbt82z]

I don't shoot a mama if I know the baby is around.

[elkbowhunter]

I have like 3 sets of twins this year. No way would I shoot one. let em grow up some.

[buzzbait]

You trying to justify shooting the fawn???

[Bowyer]

Let it go. If it is coming to the feeder it will be alright.

[Dirtymike]

Every doe out here is a fawn or a momma. I take momma's as long as fawns are not spotted and momma is older.