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I am new to Bowhunting, and am looking for some feedback on this topic.
I have been seeing this large, very tasty looking Doe with her Fawn on multiple trail cam pics during the pre-season scouting.
Now that the season is open, I have been seeing lots of this pair. She is coming up to within 10 yards of one of our sets, but I haven't taken a shot yet, because her Fawn is always bouncing around behind her.
I am not sure how to handle this situation as I am concerned that it is too early for this Fawn to go alone, on the other hand, she sure looks tasty. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I have been seeing this large, very tasty looking Doe with her Fawn on multiple trail cam pics during the pre-season scouting.
Now that the season is open, I have been seeing lots of this pair. She is coming up to within 10 yards of one of our sets, but I haven't taken a shot yet, because her Fawn is always bouncing around behind her.
I am not sure how to handle this situation as I am concerned that it is too early for this Fawn to go alone, on the other hand, she sure looks tasty. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.