Great picture!
Yes. It has gotten better on here. There was a time when we had a few "volume killers". That would brag about killing fawns and "aim for the spots" and chime in that " if its brown its down". I think alot of those guys have moved on.Agree. With that said, most of us can differentiate and appreciate the chase and challenge of a fully wild deer/turkey, when compared to a town deer/turkey. Others, not so much.
I have yet to see one in my cropfields but im seeing lots of bellied out does. Almost as bad as walmart...I videod one in the woods with its momma yesterday. They were only about 20 yards from me.
Was out mowing today and seen this little one. Could hardly stand Or move
Nope. Coyote.Bushhog ?
That's my front yard. Coyote, maybe bobcat, gnawed them off at the joint. Only other sign of that little deer was some pieces of skull.From the straight cut on the legs I would have thought a mower got him. Hate to see it either way. View attachment 75358
Have a video of a giant belly walking past my cam into a bedding area at 6:45 am June 8, and emerging at 12:45 pm out of the same bedding area with, what looked like to me, as a fresh one. Sea legs, on the tit, and mama still cleaning him up quite a bit. Was pretty cool to catch. Back dates to around November 21st conception. VALUABLE information. Still have 2 more nannies running around big as a house as recent as wednesday. Would post the footage, but posting media on this board is something i haven't quite figured out yet.My first trail-cam picture of a fawn traveling with its mother, taken June 9. That fawn is smaller than my cats!
Hey now. Sometimes you gotta hunt em where they areAgree. With that said, most of us can differentiate and appreciate the chase and challenge of a fully wild deer/turkey, when compared to a town deer/turkey. Others, not so much.