While a new fawn may appear helpless, it is important to stay away and not interfere with the doe’s natural instinct for raising its young.

While a new fawn may appear helpless, it is important to stay away and not interfere with the doe’s natural instinct for raising its young.
How many of your fawns are being eaten by bears, bobcats, wolves and coyotes? The team provides expert insights.
Three good samaritans performed a successful C-section on a doe hit by a car on a highway and out came twin buck fawns.
Knowing what triggers estrus and how deer breeding phases are dictated by fawn survival rates is helpful in nailing when to be in trees.
As this year’s fawns hit the ground, it’s important to consider the factors that will contribute to their well-being during the most vulnerable time of their lives.
Is it possible for twin whitetail fawns to have different fathers? One of the top researchers at the Auburn University DeerLab covers this topic in this episode of Deer Talk Now.
Dr. Stephen Ditchkoff of the Auburn University Deer Lab explains two different hypotheses on newborn fawn sex determinants.
One of the nation’s top deer researchers, Dr. Will Gulsby of the Auburn University Deer Lab, discusses how coyotes affect deer fawning rates.
Are concerns about antlerless seasons decimating buck populations legitimate or unfounded? The truth lies in the statistics.
A teen is facing several charges after using a light at night to observe and kill two baby deer.