Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Jingles on September 16, 2021, 01:25:26 PM
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After 15 1/2 days of sitting in tree stand in 2 different locations wondering if it is just here or if anyone else is noticing this last crop of Mule deer fawns seems to be a bumper crop? Most notable to me is of the 4 does that appeared this morning they each had a set of twins, yes it was 4 separate does as they were all visible at the same time.
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Our property in 133 has had quite an uptick in Muley fawns this year too. Now if we can just keep the damn cats off of them.
Gary
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I'm wondering if the cats didn't collapse in some areas, I'm having to drive *a lot* to cut a cat track in fresh snow now.
Unless I get closer to people and deer feeders, then cat tracks all over
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I am noticing more mule deer does and fawns than I've seen in years out west from you near top of the valley.
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I've had up to 20 fawns a few years ago....This year 4. The whole mule deer herd is hurting pretty bad..at least in my neighborhood
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I used to love running out Miles road a few times each winter to look at the wintering mules, hasnt been worth the effort for a few years now.
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The blacktail population is really low also. Normally I have 5-10 big bucks on camera and lots of 2 points and spikes. This year so far the biggest buck I’ve seen all year is a forkie. Only 3 does and 2 fawns all year on 4 cameras
