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<blockquote data-quote="WRF" data-source="post: 279639" data-attributes="member: 3066"><p>Wading in a creek? Not much wading here in Nashville (although recent rains have helped).</p><p></p><p>My mother had a fawn in her thick flower/bush bed right next to her pool, which is right next to her house. Was it: simply a nice place to hide a newly dropped fawn - the only reason why my mother knew it was there is because her dog blew out the mother; right next to the house and probably less likely that the 'yotes would find it; or because there is water there - two nearby creeks are bone dry? The mother obviously drinks water, but a fawn sticks to the mother's milk early on, right? </p><p></p><p>I assume the answer is probably a little of all of the above.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WRF, post: 279639, member: 3066"] Wading in a creek? Not much wading here in Nashville (although recent rains have helped). My mother had a fawn in her thick flower/bush bed right next to her pool, which is right next to her house. Was it: simply a nice place to hide a newly dropped fawn - the only reason why my mother knew it was there is because her dog blew out the mother; right next to the house and probably less likely that the 'yotes would find it; or because there is water there - two nearby creeks are bone dry? The mother obviously drinks water, but a fawn sticks to the mother's milk early on, right? I assume the answer is probably a little of all of the above. [/QUOTE]
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