Posted by Mike Groom on June 07, 2017 at 06:12:56 from (69.197.94.107):
In Reply to: fawns in fields posted by jacksun65 on June 07, 2017 at 05:31:21:
The last couple days of bush hogging,I have had two different fawns,just make it out from under the front tractor tires,lucky for them I only mow in 2nd gear,I know a lot of you mow at a pretty fast pace and those fawns are trained to stay where their mothers put them to avoid predators,did you ever notice the doe is never in sight? She is usually nearby but far enough away to not have any scent near the fawn.I read somewhere that fawns have almost no scent at an early age so they can't be detected when they are left alone.You can't see them till they get up and run so be careful out there and pray you don't have to have that sick feeling when you see those cute little buggers laying dead in a previous swath.
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