We all get deer in our yards. There is a White-tailed doe that I see frequently, but it was only in the twilight of this evening that I saw my resident doe along with her fawn. First a picture of the doe, then the fawn.
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In Grand Forks people want to “cull” these beautiful creatures…I built a fence to protect my garden …and really enjoy their presence found out they are not indigenous though…Urban Deer
Janna, White-tailed Deer in Grand Forks may be a bit like the Canada Goose around lakes: a couple flying by is beautiful; a hundred pooping on your front lawn is distressing.
I love to see deer when I am out in the wild; when they are out in the meadow as I drive by; and on my plate beside mashed potatoes, peas and carrots and a good helping of mashed rutabagas.
Jim, you are making me salivate.