#459786 - 10/21/07 05:29 PM
Late October Fawn Pic.
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Kirk
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Checked the camera this afternoon and had this very small, spotted fawn picture. I don't usually see fawns this small around here in Late October. Must have been born this month.
The black thing in the picture is a water tank I built out of bulk containment pallet from work. The deer seem to love it. So do the Coons, Squirrels and Birds.
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#460032 - 10/21/07 08:30 PM
Re: Late October Fawn Pic.
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Kirk
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The regulations make no mention of water. 
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#462445 - 10/23/07 07:57 AM
Re: Late October Fawn Pic.
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BSK
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I wouldn't say that fawn was born this month. Fawns have a minimum age/growth requirement before they can lose their spots, and that is much longer than a month.
If seeing a spotted fawn in late October or even early November is an isolated observation, that's not necessarily a problem. However, numerous spotted fawns at this time would be the signs of a problem (in TN).
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#462461 - 10/23/07 08:05 AM
Re: Late October Fawn Pic.
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tndoe
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bsk, seems I remember something about ninety days and all spots should be gone. OR in my old age, am I senile and it was sixty days. NOT saying this for every single fawn, but in general.
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