yorksjt
Well-Known Member
Last week I got a phone call from a friend telling me that his daugher in law had hit and killed a deer five minutes from me, it had only just happened so I went to get it for the freezer and see what was what. It had come off a peice of waste land where I watch deer that is next to land where I stalk. The deer was a roe doe and was still carrying milk which I was gutted about as there are now young with no mother, I don't shoot does in the area myself.
Is there any chance the young will survive as they must be fairly big and ready to be weaned soon and they have a large area of thick scrub which isn't disturbed, or is it three for the for one?
JT
Is there any chance the young will survive as they must be fairly big and ready to be weaned soon and they have a large area of thick scrub which isn't disturbed, or is it three for the for one?
JT