Tom Threetoes
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Little guy would have been missed if it hadn't stood to stretch it's legs. When it laid back down all I saw was the top of his ears. Tiny little booger couldn't have been more than a few days old.
Saw my first fawn of the year yesterday
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Mennoniteman
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Had a fawn walking around with it's mama two weeks ago in southeast Pa.
jlane35
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I almost stepped on this little one yesterday turkey hunting.
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THE LLC
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Awesome sight to see. My little dog caught one last year but didn't hurt it. She's a 20 lb mountain feist and was bigger than he was. Little button head. Tried to follow us when we walked off so we stood around until he wondered off. I told him when I saw him in 5 years, the ending would be different. LOL
Cedar Ridge
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This pic was snapped about an hour before I grabbed the SD card last week. This one was a full 2 weeks earlier than I saw the first one last year. Bush hogging projects are on hold till July....
I haven't seen any yet and I am full bore into the commercial brushhogging side job business right now. I have brushogged 13 hours so far on a property that will take 24 hours to completely finish and the place is loaded with deer that I am jumping out of the weeds and fescue fields but no fawns seen so far...
Charleston Treeman
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Got our first on camera.
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Merle Hawggard
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I've not been able to get up to the farms for two weeks to check. Had a guy at work flunk his random drug screening so I'm working my shift and half of his. Maybe next week I can talk my granddaughter into a fishing trip to see what's going on up there.
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Native Hunter
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I found one 20 yards from my house laying behind my firewood pile yesterday.
And just an hour before, I shot a groundhog that was laying on top of a pile of logs that need cut and split, RIGHT THERE, 5 yards away from the fawn. The angle of the .22 bullet (if it passed thru the 'hog) would have flown 2 feet or so over the fawn...YIKES!
And just an hour before, I shot a groundhog that was laying on top of a pile of logs that need cut and split, RIGHT THERE, 5 yards away from the fawn. The angle of the .22 bullet (if it passed thru the 'hog) would have flown 2 feet or so over the fawn...YIKES!
