bow_hunter_42452
6 pointer
- Jun 3, 2012
- 495
This was back in 2018 and I couldn’t believe it when I saw it. Just never know when they are going to be breeding that was some late late rut action lol. I thought it was kinda cool
What’s the latest you have seen a fawn
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KY_Fried
12 pointer
Around the end of October is the latest I can remember seeing one that young. I wonder if they make it when they're born super late like that. The one in your pic looks super healthy.
ManofManyStangs
8 pointer
- May 4, 2009
- 847
If I wasn't so lazy I had 1 on camera in December id go through the camera and find it.
carnivore
12 pointer
i saw a fawn no more than a month old during gun in 2009. I thought it had to be a dog at first.
WaterDog88
12 pointer
Saw twin fawns probably only a few weeks old in early October a few years ago. Whitetail gestation is +/- 201 days so that puts conception sometime in late February or early to mid March. Bucks are fertile year round so if there’s a hot doe there’s no reason she can’t conceive.
Totally different animal but I’ve watched gobblers bred hens in June.
Totally different animal but I’ve watched gobblers bred hens in June.
Junglekat
12 pointer
I have seen them way past midnight,well right up to daylight,lol
xbokilla
12 pointer
- Jun 28, 2012
- 15,396
As far as spots, gun season in November. But I’ve seen good sized fawns opening weekend of Turkey season which means probably born as early as late March. Think about how early those does were bred.
xbokilla
12 pointer
- Jun 28, 2012
- 15,396
I’ve also seen Gobblers breed in February.
WaterDog88
12 pointer
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I don’t doubt it. There’s no one size fits all in nature and I’ve never seen a deer or turkey looking at a calendar
INKYHUNTER
Cyber-Hunter
I have seen pretty small ones in December M/L with spots.
