I shot a deer with a rifle in a club in bibb county. Saw blood coming out the opposite side as it ran off. Waited about 45 minutes and then got down and tracked it. Got within 20 yards and it took off. Went and got some tracking help, and we found it about 30 minutes later and the yotes had already been eating on it.
The best time to kill yotes is late spring, so you decrease the population during the time fawns are born. They will always repopulate but impacting their numbers then helps.
And I do not shoot any doe's with a spotted fawn. If I observe a doe with a fawn or fawns in a green field, and the fawns are eating in the field, then the doe is fair game.
