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- How to judge size of doe? - Michigan Sportsman Forum
A mature doe will have a long snout and a chest that extends forward from her front legs But my best advice is to shoot a doe every year, making note of how big they look and acutally end up being Nothing like expirience to learn how to judge them They say you can't eat a rack Perhaps, but that rack's got a nice set of aged steaks attached
- field dressing a doe | Michigan Sportsman Forum
field dressing a doe Jump to Latest 17K views 8 replies 8 participants last post by dtg Nov 26, 2007 jc502 Discussion starter
- Doe or Does? What is the plural? | Michigan Sportsman Forum
What do you use for the plural of multiple female deer? "Doe" or "Does"
- Difference between and fawn and a yearling - Michigan Sportsman Forum
The difference between button bucks and doe fawns Study the faces of the two, I always felt button bucks had shorter, kinda budgy look in the face and does had a longer more pointed look
- When do fawns stray from Momma? - Michigan Sportsman Forum
The article is titled "Doe Decisions" pg 104 - buck fawns were found to do better when they left the doe earlier then the doe fawns - By the time Bow season opens, fawns are weaned and capable of taking care of themselves - Many fawns continue suckling behavior throughout fall Despite this behavior, fawns do not need to nurse to survive
- Worst possible buck to doe ratio? | Michigan Sportsman Forum
One or two years ago there was an article in Woods N Water News (I believe it was written by Ed Spin) about buck to doe ratios If I remember correctly it spoke about there being natural limits to how high a buck to doe ratio could become The number was much lower than I would have guessed
- One legged Deer | Michigan Sportsman Forum
One I know one doe for sure lived over 4 years after I first seen it with one front leg missing, or should I say dangling The bone had been broke so bad it never healed together and that deer would actually rear up on its hind legs and use the dangling front leg as a whip against anything else that bothered it
- Is it possible for deer to breed in March? - Michigan Sportsman Forum
Doe fawns (when 6 to 7 months old) in the North usually breed only under the most ideal conditions, usually around mid-December But even yearling does (1 1 2 years old) tend to breed later in the rut The Wide Southern Window By comparison, the Southern breeding window is potentially wide A multitude of factors might combine to time breeding
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