Have seen fawns many times in early April, but these two seem to be several weeks old already. Late September or very early October conception. About 10% of the does here cycle then.

We won't see one for almost 2 months...

Other than the bucks nubbing out pretty good, hadn’t seen any youngins except for woodduck ducklings. We seem to get a couple of broods on the beaver pond beside the house each year. Waiting for some goslings to show.

Y’all fellers got some sandy soil down yonder!

Pure sugar sand in a lot of areas here. We were the ocean floor and beaches here a little longer & more recently than you Virginians were.....

I just saw my first single new born fawn this evening. It appears it was just born and still somewhat wobbly in walking. The old doe is still cleaning the fawn when I saw them briefly.

I was worried about cushioning last week. Glass i got what I did done. Won't do any more in long stuff tell around July. Don't want to chop any of them up. Little things are hard to see and dont move.

Decoder ring anyone?

Just replace cushioning with bushhogging lol.

He won't bushhog anymore tall grass cos he doesn't wanna chop up fawns is the gist of it.

I haven’t seen anything newborns here of any type of wild animals.

Thanks yote trap. Apparently auto correct on my phone does not recognize bushhogging.

A few years back I did run over a fawn. So I quit mowing mid April tell July with the hopefully they will be big enough by then to get out of the way. I have not cut any fields in the last year and a half some sections in 2 since I have been at work. When I do I only do sections at a time never an entire field so the wild like always has different stages of growth and places to go. .

Just a lot of round does here. Haven’t seen any little ones yet. Maybe more into middle-late May here.

I caught a sow beaver today still pregnant! 3 kits from 2 other spots, never seen them still pregnant this late out in the spring. Usually have them in late Feb.

Removed my first baby coons feb26. Already had their eyes open. Real early for our area.

…. You ought not have done that

… they’re might of had some fun sometime

Got a couple photos at a distance of our first fawn seen this Spring. The doe was keeping her baby close to cover and wouldn't come close to the house. She was seen cleaning the fawn for the brief time I could see her. She quickly disappeared in a few moments out of site.

These photos were taken at about 60 yards thru the window. I would likely not have seen her had I not been standing at the kitchen sink doing dishes at that precise moment.

I don't typically see fawns out in the open until early June around here. They seem to keep the fawns in cover until they get older it seems around here.

The beauty of nature at work.