And then there is The Beast. He has cleaned this 250 lb feeder out twice before and in the last 2 weeks, nearly emptied it again. He has figured out how to bump the spouts to make the corn flow out. I’ve got to catch him out so I can whack him!
He may tear that feeder up if it goes empty when he is still hungry.
Mostly does and fawns so far on cameras. The bucks will show up here once they are posed for pics. This doe had 3 fawns this year, she has been a good mom.
That’s cool. I had a doe that had triplets last year. One had a birth defect that resulted in a crooked neck. As a result, she struggled to swallow and was smaller than the other fawns. The doe abandoned her, natures way of survival of the fittest. Happy ending, however, as the deformed fawn found one of my feeders that sat on the creek’s edge. She never ventured more than 50 yds from that feeder, many times bedding under one of my stands. She ate well, grew up and is now a year old. I haven’t seen her with a fawn of her own yet, but she may be a year behind because of her slow start in life. She was way smaller than the other fawns last year, but is now an average size yearling.
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All of my deer have disappeared from camera. Not a single picture in two weeks. Plenty of mules and armadillos.
Not getting real stoked for opening day.
Not getting real stoked for opening day.
I don’t have any pics to contribute yet, but I will.
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