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Allan In NE

06-14-2006 11:56:08

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Saw this doe yesterday about 11 am just "sitting" out in the middle of this field.

Now, I know what she was up to. :>)

Allan

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RickL

06-14-2006 14:57:28

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Re: New Baby in reply to Allan In NE, 06-14-2006 11:56:08

yea you hate it when it happens but cutting hay today got little deer/one turkey and destroyed another nest at least that one flew off. boy they getting thick,I have paths just like cattle trails on th e one farm.

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Jimmy King

06-14-2006 14:18:58

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Re: New Baby in reply to Allan In NE, 06-14-2006 11:56:08

Allan, when I was dairying I had a spot light on my truck, and I would feed grain to calves and heifers before I milked of a morning some at the end of a dead end road where we have land, a lot of timber and brush. I saw a doe three mornings in a row feeding twins, in the same place then about a week later once more.

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Ultradog MN

06-14-2006 13:47:20

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Re: New Baby in reply to Allan In NE, 06-14-2006 11:56:08

Came real close to turning one of those fawns into bambi burger a couple of years ago. Was mowing a field with the brush mower. Made about 3 or 4 rounds and on the next pass saw her just about as the front tires passed on either side of her. Shut down in a BIG hurry and backed up a couple of tractor lengths. Upon inspection it was just laying there, eyes closed, nothing moving except her nose was working overtime. I parked the tractor where it sat for a couple of hours. Came back and she was gone.
I guess they're taught not to move come he!! or high water. Would have been both cases if I hadn't spotted her.

IA Gary, Read somewhere just recently that whitetails and muleys can and do cross. White tail has the dominant gene.

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jlmtractor

06-14-2006 12:53:05

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Re: New Baby in reply to Allan In NE, 06-14-2006 11:56:08

ive saw a black and a white tail mix deer once they walk all lopsided there racks are uneven one with like 8 and the other with any other amount

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nballen

06-14-2006 12:13:52

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Re: New Baby in reply to Allan In NE, 06-14-2006 11:56:08

Kind'a late isn't she?

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Leland

06-14-2006 21:18:12

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Re: New Baby in reply to nballen, 06-14-2006 12:13:52

We have does attacking people at one of our state collages ,so this week they shot one of them .

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IaGary

06-14-2006 12:27:16

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Re: New Baby in reply to nballen, 06-14-2006 12:13:52

Here in Iowa a lot of deer are born in June.

Allen what breed of deer do you have there?

Are they white tail or mule?

Gary

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Allan In NE

06-14-2006 12:34:21

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Re: New Baby in reply to IaGary, 06-14-2006 12:27:16

Hi Gary,

We've got both out here; also, lots and lots of pronghorn antelope. Antelope are pretty "wary" tho.

Darned deer are so tame we're starting to name the silly things. Got a lame one that lives right in the yard at the farm and has set up �squatter�s rights�.

And, the danged rabbits are so thick that I about step on the little fellers. :>)

Allan

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IaGary

06-14-2006 12:38:58

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Re: New Baby in reply to Allan In NE, 06-14-2006 12:34:21

Rabbits were that way around here 10 years ago till the coyotes took over.

Not any more.

Will mule deer and whitetail cross.

Gary

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730virgil

06-14-2006 21:11:29

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Re: New Baby in reply to IaGary, 06-14-2006 12:38:58

not many rabbits around here or gophers either
cats are working overtime cleaned mice out in barn have moved now working on lawn . i wish they would rabbits alone

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Allan In NE

06-14-2006 12:47:41

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Re: New Baby in reply to IaGary, 06-14-2006 12:38:58

I don't think so, but I don't keep up with the things either.

They run separately anyway and they sure keep their distintive colors. Can always tell a mulie a mile off by those big ears and that "mouse" color. :>)

Allan

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Allan In NE

06-14-2006 12:17:33

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Re: New Baby in reply to nballen, 06-14-2006 12:13:52

Darned if I know.

But, that sure is one scrawny kid! :>)

When I popped over the hill, he was nursing, but I missed the darned picture.

Allan

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