Deer A doe’s method of rearing offspring is different from a human’s, especially for the first few weeks. Within hours of birth, the fawn is led to a secluded spot and the doe lets it nurse.

Take your pictures. Don't touch it," Ronick said ... A few signs that a fawn may be in trouble are if you see the doe dead, the fawn has its eyes swollen, parasites over it, or it is stuck ...

May is the month when most fawns are born. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is urging people to leave fawns alone. While a new fawn may appear helpless, it’s important not to ...