Spotted Fawn in January

[MidTennFisher]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMIvksD ... e=youtu.be

Pic attached showing the date, I didn't realize at first but the date on the video is blocked by bar at the bottom on YouTube. This was taken from a trailcam on private land in Rutherford County. I could be wrong but isn't it almost unheard of that you'd see a spotted fawn this late in Winter? The date is absolutely accurate on the camera.

 

[Deerbuster1996]

He or she was still probably born in June, July , or August. It just keep its spots. I have seen deer killed that where 1.5yrs old that had faded spots.


Hunt just about everything

 

[Shed Hunter]

I've seen pics of mature bucks still having spots.

 

[duckriver]

I've seen pics of mature bucks still having spots.

That would be wild. I'd like to see one.

The one in the above pic is pretty small

 

[Shed Hunter]

I've seen pics of mature bucks still having spots.

That would be wild. I'd like to see one.

The one in the above pic is pretty small

I thought it was crazy too but apparently in rare cases they never lose all of their spots
www.qdma.com/forums/showthread.php?t=66516

 

[Biggun4214]

I caught 2 spotlighters on Nov 13 several years ago. They had a spotted fawn that weighed about 15 lbs. I put another one down in December that was about the same size. Also know of bowhunters killing does in October that were pregnant.

 

[Mike Belt]

I watch deer in my backyard year round. Seeing a spotted fawn in December or January isn't the norm but I've seen enough of them at that time to not be that unusual.

 

[cbhunter]

that fawn may hold its spots FOREVER but definitely is not over a couple months old! very small.