who’d seen the deer struggling in the lake. The doe and her two fawns had already fallen through the ice, according to the GLCSO. The deer had also become disoriented, and they were slowly venturing ...

As we approach the end of Spring and Summer begins, the public is being urged by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources ...

WBAY reported the deer, a doe and her two fawns, could be seen 200 yards from the shore in water 40 feet deep on March 15. Every attempt to climb out onto solid ice led them farther and farther ...

This particular Trans-Pecos fawn had mostly black fur with a few ... In 2012, a photographer captured a shot of a black mule deer doe lying with other does of the traditional brownish-gray color.