Fawns dropping in August?

[fattboyzz]

Dang that's little... I had read an article once that said that due to Ga's mild winters late fawns have a good survival rate. Thats leads to more late breeders and so on.

They used that to explain why the south doesn't have as intense of a rut but its more of a drawn out process.

Up north they have a smaller window to breed, late fawns dont make it and dont become late breeders themselves.

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Yepp ....I've seen hot scrapes during turkey season in Meriwether county .

I think they must be acting more like the hogs these days

 

[Comanche]

I caught a pregnant doe on my
Trail cam a couple weeks ago.
Been seeing a lot of late
Season, big bellied does.

 

[Fisher7]

Got some tiny ones on the trail cam last weekend.

 

[bensskateshop]

Little spots in Douglas and Paulding counties all over the place.

 

[Medic1957]

I have a few like that in my yard every day.

 

[tdi_g]

Saw one with spots off of Buford Dam in Cumming this past weekend.

 

[sweathogger273]

I drive a truck a see fawns in small packs

 

[JamesG]

Early Spring. Early Fall.

 

[GreenPanther]

I have been seeing a few with spots still on camera and on the road sides in the area.

 

[GreenPanther]

I am also seeing a variety of bucks. Some still in full velvet and others with no velvet.