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    Saw a small doe with a fawn yesterday. The fawn was shorter than the ferns! Could barely see its tail as they ran off the road into the woods. We have a pair of yearlings near our house that are also very small.

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    Have yet to see any here in SE Ohio. Lots of single does around though.
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    Haven't seen any here either
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    It seems our fawns came in later than usual this year. We do have great overall numbers though as evidenced by the number of roadkill and field observations.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie View Post
    Have yet to see any here in SE Ohio. Lots of single does around though.
    them singles likely got lil ones , look at them there utters , they will tell ya fur sur
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    Quote Originally Posted by MCG1 View Post
    It seems our fawns came in later than usual this year. We do have great overall numbers though as evidenced by the number of roadkill and field observations.
    not as many in these parts this year , the country place has only One we have seen so far.....
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