When was this fawn born/conceived

[bigbuckhunter88]

By far the latest I've seen one like this. I'm no expert but this has to be from even later than on of those December or January does being bred doesn't it? Going to be a rough winter for it I have a feeling

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[Sligh1]

Holy cow. Well…. I kinda loosely recall fawns looking like that in maybe early august???? Let’s say even “august 15” if I was guessing when fawns had that look last. So that’s 2.5 months late. Say Nov 15 was normal conception. That would mean February 1 would be 2.5 months later in made up example. I’ve seen bucks that late still going after does so I spose this happens “reasonably often”. Man that’s late!!!!!!

 

[T_Max]

Predators aside, what are the odds it survives the weather? At that size, is it capable of withstanding the cold?


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[Nrharris]

We had one like that last year that came out of the corn we were combining. Was small enough it sprawled out in the stalks to hide instead of running for cover. This was a long ways from any timber. I assumed the doe got bred really late because she lived so far from other deer.

 

[203ntyp]

Similar to one I seen in 2011. Doe got killed and I found the little bugger curled up dead 3 weeks later in mid-October. Sad but it happens.

 

[mplane72]

I had a doe with twins in spots weekend after Thanksgiving a few years ago. Never saw them again after real cold and snow came.

 

[crietveld]

I watched a buck breed a doe mid April years ago in Elk Rock park. We were trail riding the horses and keeping tabs on a unique buck.

With an easy winter like last year yearling does will come into heat way later than most people think


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[JNRBRONC]

A little behind other fawns I’m getting on cam, but not as young as yours.


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[Bassattackr]

Tough to see any animal freeze to death. Natures way of correcting the anomalies..