Bucksnbears
Well-Known Member
Whitetails101 I've ever watched.
Same fawn and mamma showed up at 5:05 and just left now at 6:10.
Her is what I watched her eat in that hour. This was from me leaning out back window and observing her from 12 yards to about 45 with good binos.
Leaves from stump sprouts I cut last winter. Elm,basswood,boxelder,Chokecherry.
Foodplot stuff. Pumpkin flower,oats,radish and dwarf essex rape leaves.
Other weeds/ leaves. Nettle, fresh leaves from an oak branch that fell while see was eating oats, dried up brown cottonwood leaves, some kind of yellow flower, guessing like a wild daisy?
Leaves off what I think is a wild ivy?
Some kind of low growing,super dark green weed leaves?
Acorns, 2 apples out of about 100 I threw out and some corn I threw out.
Her preference was nettle leaves.
She came to the backyard water tank, got a good drink and went back into bedding.
That counts up to 17 different things I 100% watched her eat and when she walked away, she was so plump it looked like she was pregnant.
Her fawn was strictly focused on oats and acorns.
What a great education I got to witness.
Same fawn and mamma showed up at 5:05 and just left now at 6:10.
Her is what I watched her eat in that hour. This was from me leaning out back window and observing her from 12 yards to about 45 with good binos.
Leaves from stump sprouts I cut last winter. Elm,basswood,boxelder,Chokecherry.
Foodplot stuff. Pumpkin flower,oats,radish and dwarf essex rape leaves.
Other weeds/ leaves. Nettle, fresh leaves from an oak branch that fell while see was eating oats, dried up brown cottonwood leaves, some kind of yellow flower, guessing like a wild daisy?
Leaves off what I think is a wild ivy?
Some kind of low growing,super dark green weed leaves?
Acorns, 2 apples out of about 100 I threw out and some corn I threw out.
Her preference was nettle leaves.
She came to the backyard water tank, got a good drink and went back into bedding.
That counts up to 17 different things I 100% watched her eat and when she walked away, she was so plump it looked like she was pregnant.
Her fawn was strictly focused on oats and acorns.
What a great education I got to witness.
