Winter survival is typically the biggest single factor affecting mule deer herds, and the long-term average is about 60% of fawns surviving their first winter, but during hard winters that can be ...

This story was originally published by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. COLUMBUS – As young animals appear in backyards, local parks, and unexpected areas, the (ODNR) Division of Wildlife is ...

Every year, the SPCA Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center says they receive a wave of fawns brought in by well-meaning ...

Fawn season has begun on the Central Coast, and drivers should be extra cautious while driving on the Monterey Peninsula.

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources urges people not to disturb lone fawns, as this can lead to abandonment or ...

Finding a fawn (baby deer) alone in the woods or a meadow is fairly common ... A fawn’s best chance of survival lies in being raised by its mother. Fawns nurse three to four times a day, usually for ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources said humans should keep wildlife wild, as a baby animal’s best chance of survival is in the wild with its mother. Not only does this benefit the animal, but if ...

For example, white-tailed deer fawns typically spend a lot of time away from their ... If a human comes across a lone fawn, ...

If a deer fawn is found alone, this does not mean its mother has abandoned it; she is probably nearby. “The apparently “helpless” deer fawns born during April, May and June in South Carolina will ...

And then, somehow, the video just gets even cuter when the clip changes to another location, with Hudson hanging out with a baby deer—a fawn. This beautiful animal is just as taken by Hudson as the ...

Plus, if you do see a baby deer (fawn), it is best to leave them alone ... “If that happens, that pup won’t survive without mom,” Akeman said. “If a seal looks at you, you are either ...