You should be looking and recce'ying your ground regularly now looking to identify Barren Does [i.e. does without kids] but you will need to look long and hard to be sure of these. Look at the young and think about taking only the doe kids before xmas [my policy is not to shoot mature or old mothers before xmas, it gives the youngsters a better start in my opinion]. Also remember young bucks shed their antlers first so always look for the anal tushe and penile sheaf for clear identification dont just look at the head. And enjoy, its a wonderful time of the year.
You should be looking and recce'ying your ground regularly now looking to identify Barren Does [i.e. does without kids] but you will need to look long and hard to be sure of these. Look at the young and think about taking only the doe kids before xmas [my policy is not to shoot mature or old mothers before xmas, it gives the youngsters a better start in my opinion]. Also remember young bucks shed their antlers first so always look for the anal tushe and penile sheaf for clear identification dont just look at the head. And enjoy, its a wonderful time of the year.
Also remember young bucks shed their antlers first
I'd have a wee look at some continual personal development on the roe deer subject or correct you comments ? typing error within your posting young buck mmmmmmmmmm
Point of view If you have to think that the kids are too small due to having been late entries leave them ,your only removing your own sport .
As soon as you think along those lines, those impressions are usually correct, it all comes down to experience at the end of the day you can only get that experience when you have deer on the ground think first !