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Re: I have a simple question
[Re: muddyfeet]
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12/02/15 03:05 AM
12/02/15 03:05 AM
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I know one thing, I have seen more fawns this year than ever in my areas. You either have excellent fawning cover right now, or there is some serious predator control going on around you. It's not by chance you're seeing more fawns this year. It could be a one year freak thing. But if it continues, something is favoring fawn survival. Jared should know his land better than anyone and know what he's talking about, so it could be something the neighbors have done.
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