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    Posted: 26 August 2020 at 06:35
In my yard I still have two fawns with spots.  late breeding?
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MUST be I ran across one the other week with spots too, 3 weeks till hunting season. I bet they don't make it through winter.
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Around here height on rear legs when standing up means life or death in winter.  all folage under 5' is gone, so how high a deer can reach means food.  You are probably correct, it wil be a tough winter for these two.  Mom was still licking their faces and necks (getting ticks and bonding).
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Global warming Bear. Just get them sunscreen and they will be fine.

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I'm supporting them.  Feeding them my shrubs, flowers, and plants....and any tree under 6 foot!
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Bear,
  Pretty much the same here too.  More fawns than ever.  Last week on an evening walk I counted 14 fawns.  On a 2 mile evening walk from my house 3 days ago I counted 58 deer.  Even with a mild winter I think many might starve.  Most are so tame that you can walk within 10 feet of them.  That's what happens when they are born in urban yards.
  Deer in the mountains are fewer than ever.  I suspect the lions and wolves are to blame.
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What? The “Karen’s” don’t feed them? I’m offended!
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Ever heard of a cupcake and martini party? Karen’s gather on a porch and line up cupcakes to feed the deer and bear while they sit on the porch with the martinis.
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Big doe and a fawn in the driveway this morning. No spots.
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"cupcake and martini party"   I have one everyday at 4:30, use to be 5:00pm  but as I got older, I moved it up.
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