check out this trailcam pic and yes the date is right

[mudkat]

This bucks probably telling all his buddies dude you ain't going to believe what I just did

[D u s t y]

LOL well it was one of those kinda years

[BigRed323]

Is this your camera?

Picture looks off to me

[Kurdawg]

Get it when you can

[gmac]

Same on our place

[gmac]

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[Ender]

Well just like a woman to take her time about things and keep him waiting. That poor buck has probably been married to her since October








I jest ladies no lynch mob please

[COOLDAD1]

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SLOP HOLE

[tbgascorer]

SLOP HOLE

I saw that too. Nice

[ostey22]

You must be feeding them those Blue protein pellets!

[Aggiebush]

Bucks will have a spike in testosterone, which causes them to drop their antlers. This, combined with the possibility of a yearling fawn going into late heat, wouldn't surprise me.

[tbgascorer]

The first one looks like a doe fawn, first time in heat likely.
The second one is clearly a mature doe. Do you have a shortage of bucks in your area?

[Killer]

So the fawns will be born around the end of August? Wow

[TX_Hoghunter]

And that folks is why shooting all spikes is a mistake.....lots of does get bred late and their male offspring will often be a spike even if his genetics will make his a sure enough wall hanger later in life......

-john

[Ender]

Really it's not that uncommon we see week old fawns in late August early September around here all the time.