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Pregnant doe. 9/9/20


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Well more than likely bloat form whole corn someone put out as feed..  ,deer will gorge on it but can cause bunch of problems as they havent developed the bacteria to digest it. Bloat can lead to death, as well as starvation as belly is full but cant digest its food. 

, a fawn born this late is rare and usually indicates a very high buck to doe ratio when it does happen

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41 minutes ago, G-Man said:

Well more than likely bloat form whole corn someone put out as feed..  ,deer will gorge on it but can cause bunch of problems as they havent developed the bacteria to digest it. Bloat can lead to death, as well as starvation as belly is full but cant digest its food. 

, a fawn born this late is rare and usually indicates a very high buck to doe ratio when it does happen

Sorry, no friggin chance on corn bloat.  Several corn fields within 1/4 mi.  Client of mine witnessed a fawn being born on 9/2 only a mile from where my cam took this pic.  

Your correct on the buck to die ratio being extremely lopsided.  I can drive the roads in the area and see 20-25 doe to each buck seen. Our unit 4U hasn't had DMP tags in years. Everyone has questioned why when were over run with deer.  Last several yrs, 4U only had 100 DMP tags available for landowners or disabled vets. Only the past two yrs, have we had tags available to the masses(200)...

 

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