Lowest I've ever seen on our property that is covered with does... I've yet seen a doe with a small one this season or had very many pics of them...

More fawns this year on camera and in the fields, especially doe's with pairs.

Edit: Like some have stated above, we haven't gotten any pic of yotes this year. Haven't actively hunted them, but we did manage to kill 5 last year. Also haven't heard any this year either.

Dang kinda reminds me of an acorn thread

We used to ask members how many bucks versus does members seen threat ht year. It was about equal to as some seeing no bucks at all to some members seeing very few does yet seen a lot of bucks. And then there was all variables in between.

Noticed the trend of the same members seeing about the same as far as bucks to does each year?

Was it where they hunted on the 5,000 acre?
Was it how they hunted, ridges versus drains or whatever?
Was it type of habitat, hardwoods versus young cutover versus a mixture with natural regrowth?

There is too many variables to say. I feel the same as to the number of overall deer sitings, fawn sitings and or recruitment, etc.....

as to the question, I'm seeing about the same number of fawns as last year and the year before and so on....

Bumper crop of fawns around my house. More than I've seen in several years

I have seen several fawns this year. But have seen more adult does without fawns than I have in the last five years.

We seem to have a lot more fawns this year than the past three years for some reason. We have done nothing different than usual and I really figured our fawning habitat is worse now than three years ago due to young pines starting to shade the understory over a pretty large area.

We got piles of fawns

Could you give a few piles to me? My bears and coyotes are still hungry.....