Here's the two big does I talked about earlier. They're coming up the trail about day break heading for their bedding site in heavy cover further up the ridge. They're probably coming from a big rye field about a 1/4 mile away. These are the type does that we try to harvest. I'm guessing both are around 200 lbs. and probably 4 to 5 years old.
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Nice looking girls. We have quite of few of them on our farm.
Oh so beautiful!
I'm really glad you're back from hunting season as I enjoy your posts and comments and miss you when you're out in the woods away from technology! :)
They are beautiful does! Nice to have you back out of the woods Joe!
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Umm, Brian, I have no idea what language you are speaking... but it is impressive, nonetheless.
Moving on. Joe -- these does are fantastic. Awesome size. On the aesthetic side, beautiful animals.
I'm glad you are back as well. Missed you! :)
Haha....I have to agree with Nancy and I won't even pretend to understand. But I will say these are incredibly beautiful, and they look rather large:)
Glad for your return!
Wow, healthier and larger than any other I've seen this season!
Gorgeous!
They are huge. I have seen big doe's before and those have got to be near the top of my list. Thanks for sharing.
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These photos are wonderful and precious because you took them in the wood. I also admire the photos from your previous posts.
Great shots! I'd like to feed them salt, myself, and watch them into the night.
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Thanks Allison!! That is really neat and I'm going to try one.
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