What do you folks think? I'm thinking she's probably just an old doe that is malnourished because she has a young fawn and it's been hot and dry here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Probably just stressed from nurturing two fawns in a dry year. Blessings...........Pastorjim Sent from my RCT6703W13 using Tapatalk
I thought the same but no spots on that other small deer and it has long marks along its fur on it's ribs. Nursing ,with high insect , low food quality in drought conditions. Then add predator harassment. .
I know that doe on the left isn't a fawn. I'm pretty sure she's a yearling. She's easily identifiable by the scars on her left side and I've got pics of her going back to May. She doesn't look much bigger than he fawn in the pic but that just might be the camera angle. Even though the old doe is closer to the camera she appears to be a big old girl.