Bucksnbears
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Today. Doe in the road dich. Bout 2 weeks early on average.
Cute little bugger.
How bout you guys, seen any yet?
Cute little bugger.
How bout you guys, seen any yet?
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Cute little bugger.
How bout you guys, seen any yet?
close...about a 200 day gestation has them dropping about May 19.A fawn conceived on around Nov 1st, should be dropped around May 15th.... Does that sound about right???