My first fawn hit the ground on Saturday April 28. That is the earliest I have noticed in Harris County. No pic so I guess it didn't happen. Also some good bone growth.
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Dang! No joke! In 4 years there should be some seriously big antlered deer being taken.Comment
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Saw a fawn in Liberty County on April 19thComment
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Seen a few on my wireless cameras so far. Not many thoComment
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So do you normally wait until they are 9.5 years old?Originally posted by lovemylegacy View PostComment
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I saw one last wknd. South east TexasComment
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what is the white tail gestation periodComment
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Wow. From what I saw as “peak” in my area. Last week of May first of June should be some fawns.Comment
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WeÂ’ve had fawns on the ground on the ranch here in Brazoria County for over a month. Cute little buggers! We feed about 20-30 does and a few young bucks every day but They arenÂ’t bringing the fawns up close yet.Comment
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Yep. First “rut is on” thread comes from Brazoria county every year around mid August.Originally posted by cwbow View Post
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Not quite mid-August, but early September for sure.Originally posted by Fishndude View PostYep. First “rut is on” thread comes from Brazoria county every year around mid August.Comment
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I drove up on this today at our rifle range. I knew momma had one in the grass, the way she was acting. You can see our temp deck for our firing line at the end of the video. Not great video but it was cool to watch. I honestly thought I’d just cancel practice, but they moved off into the brush to the right of the range.
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