A Dixie Lady Deer Hunter

Monday, November 28, 2011

Fawns Inside Hog Area

My friend, Elaine, who lives in Arkansas, sent me this picture she took Saturday of one of the twin fawns inside a neighbors hog fenced wired land just down from her.  The other fawn seems a bit more afraid, or shy, and runs or hides more quickly than this one does.  It's funny, she said, how being in the middle of a National Forest, and hunters all around, (even with dogs) these two babies seem to either not know or understand death yet, or they are just getting used to people more, by staying inside the fence, even though they can easily jump over it...they just tend to stay there. She thinks their mother must have been shot because none are ever around them.


One of the fawns!

2 comments:

Marian Ann Love said...

I'm sure you are right about that DeanO...I would think it's part of their nature...the way God made them.

Lindsjö taxar said...

Cute ! We have rules that say that we are not allowed to shoot the mother. If we for example have a lot of moose we can get permission to shoot 1-2 females.

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