2020年5月27日 · Trail cameras across the U.S. often snap grip-and-grins of coyotes, bobcats, or black bears with freshly killed fawns. But those pictures seldom tell the full story. Recent research suggests fawn predation is much more about bayonetting the sick and feeble than chasing down the hale and hearty.

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Most all scientific studies over the past 30 years have documented predation, largely by coyotes, as the leading cause of whitetail fawn mortality. Every June on websites and social media, you see unsettling images of coyotes prancing by trail cameras with spotted fawns dangling out …

2023年7月16日 · Jerry Hamm easily explains how he happened to see a dead whitetail fawn hanging upside down 15 feet up a red oak, its hips wedged into the tree’s first crotch.

2022年9月8日 · Predation is one reason why we are only recruiting (getting fawns to 6 months of age) about 1 fawn for every 2 does - some years it is less than that. Here are a couple of post where I posted photos of fawn kills:

2018年6月12日 · An Oklahoma wildlife official's quick thinking recently saved the life of an orphaned fawn: He performed emergency surgery to deliver the newborn deer after the deer's mother was struck and...

2021年8月12日 · Using DNA, researchers can confirm that coyotes ate a fawn, but DNA does not prove that they killed that fawn. It could have died of starvation, abandonment, disease, or other things, and then was found by a coyote. In fact, the study of fawn survival is complicated by many variables and how those variables interact.

We've found a few dead ones too over the last couple years - usually in BRIGHT SUNLIGHT. What I've seen (and believe) happens is the Doe will give birth and let it lay for a while (supposedly hidden). The fawn stays comfy and still in shade only to have the sun move higher, eliminating the shade, the fawn overheats and dies.

2023年4月28日 · Here's how to determine if a deer on your property died from starvation after a long winter, and why fawns are the most susceptible.

2016年12月6日 · I found the remains of this little fawn the other day in my backyard. I guessing it fell prey to the neighborhood coyotes because I never hear any gunshots where I live. I remember seeing this deer last month and thinking to myself how small it …