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<blockquote data-quote="redblood" data-source="post: 5506850" data-attributes="member: 2947"><p>They definitey arent in for a week. To my knowledge, only canines have a heat cycle over a week, and even with them the fertile window is very short. In fact, most people see the bloody portion of the cycle as being fertile and after running literally hundreds of progesterone tests i found that very rarely does bleeding and fertility over lap. Of course deer seem to cycle more like cattle, a shorter more intense estrous with ovulation occurring towards the end- hence the chasing period, giving the released eggs times to mature</p><p></p><p>sounds familiar!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="redblood, post: 5506850, member: 2947"] They definitey arent in for a week. To my knowledge, only canines have a heat cycle over a week, and even with them the fertile window is very short. In fact, most people see the bloody portion of the cycle as being fertile and after running literally hundreds of progesterone tests i found that very rarely does bleeding and fertility over lap. Of course deer seem to cycle more like cattle, a shorter more intense estrous with ovulation occurring towards the end- hence the chasing period, giving the released eggs times to mature sounds familiar!! [/QUOTE]
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