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Five or Ten minutes after I hooked my climber on and went up a tree a big long faced doe with two fawns in tow, walked to within a step or Two of my tree with here nose to my trail all the way in. She stood there at my tree with her nose in the air for a full minute or longer, then settled her fawns down on the ground within 10 yards of me and left the area by herself. I don't know if she somehow knew that her and her fawns were safe with me right there and right then or what. There was absolutely no way that she didn't smell me. She actually followed my scent to my tree. I watched over her fawns for her and a little before dusk she returned for them. I let my bow down, climbed down and went to the truck as soon as they cleared the area. This was in Randolph County about a dozen years ago. Never seen or heard of that before or after that day.
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