Pregnant doe?

[drop dead fred]

Puts her in late January early feb if so!


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[AntlerCollector]

Yep. I saw a doe that gave birth in late August a few years ago.

[sqiggy]

Mid way thru Oct one year, I let a doe walk cause she had a fawn that couldn't have been more than a month old.

[texan16]

Sure looks prego. Not very common for this time of year but it does happen.

[deerwatcher51]

Late January, early February breeding is certainly possible. As long as the bucks have hard antler, they can breed a receptive doe.

[Low Fence]

I’ve seen bucks mounted on top of standing doe last week of February before

[King_G]

Yup

[Double-Drop]

Average gestation is 201 days so that puts her late February.
They cycle every 28 days so she likely missed her first 2 or 3 cycles depending on when she first went into heat.

Any idea how tight your sex ratio is?

[drop dead fred]

Average gestation is 201 days so that puts her late February.

They cycle every 28 days so she likely missed her first 2 or 3 cycles depending on when she first went into heat.



Any idea how tight your sex ratio is?

2:1-3:1 during breeding season


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[bukkskin]

Hey Fred,
I have seen them born at the end of Sept. on a number of occasions.

[RR 314]

Late January, early February breeding is certainly possible. As long as the bucks have hard antler, they can breed a receptive doe.

I don't think it is actually hard antler that . . . well, never mind. :-)