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we sure aint got many this year , but the camera ketched 3 of the 4 i think we have on our place , saw 2 yesterday as we drove up , they are the only twins I have seen in our part of the world , this drought is sure tough on the wildlife .....:banghead
Lots of fawns and foxes this year here. Enough rain and national forest with private ground agriculture nearby to help them along.
We have only 1 here on our place this year. Usually have twins everywhere.
We have three little ones with one doe,could she have had triplets?They sure are funny to watch!
Only seen a few this year. None at my place. Sure hear an awful lot of coyotes up on the mountains. Haven't seen any down around thehouse
Triplets are certainly possible. Genetics, nutrition, stress, etc. Best though is how much fun they are to watch, eh?
Yes they are!Quote:
Originally Posted by MCG1
triplets are rare ,but not unheard of , the stars must line up just right for it to be so though ,,,,
plenty of fawns and deer in general around her and at my hunting cabin they were everywhere this spring.
rainfall is key to survival in good numbers , ya"ll get a bit rain up that way for sure , much greener than Texas is what I noticedQuote:
Originally Posted by hdhntr
Had 6 fawns at the house with 16 adult deer yesterday (10 does and 6 young bucks). First time I've seen more than 3 fawns at the same time this year.
Jim