^^^ on what Matt said. And the following years too. Years like this one are when the population recovers or expands. You're carrying a whole lot more "bred" does into next season that will all have twin fawns (does that in other years, probably would have been harvested and their fawns never born). These additional fawns in turn, will be yearlings next year and survive (hopefully) to be bred in the following years. Down harvest years (due to environmental factors) are good to have periodically.
Last edited by abolt300; 02/04/26 11:21 AM.
