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 Re: Unusual deer
[Re: Michael W.]
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07/09/14 09:17 PM
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Way cool. The fawns are probably different colors because a set of whitetail "twins" often have different fathers.
-john
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Re: Unusual deer
[Re: My stand is pink camo]
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07/09/14 09:45 PM
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Very  Beautiful buck! X2 Now the seasons starts and they  so you better  the first chance you get after first shooting light opening day! Lol
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Re: Unusual deer
[Re: TX_Hoghunter]
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07/09/14 09:52 PM
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QuitShootinYoungBucks
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Way cool. The fawns are probably different colors because a set of whitetail "twins" often have different fathers.
-john Fraternal twins-two separate eggs, and could certainly be fertilized by different bucks.
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Re: Unusual deer
[Re: Michael W.]
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07/09/14 11:23 PM
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Michael W.
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Thanks to everyone for the comments. Glad you enjoyed the photos. Kind of unusual about the twins. As the darker fawn got older it seemed to lighten up just a bit. Saw the fawn almost every day for about 3 months. After about 3 months old the fawn seemed to leave the area. Can't say that I ever saw it again. I read some years ago that Comal county has about 3 % melanistic deer.
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Re: Unusual deer
[Re: Michael W.]
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07/10/14 12:39 AM
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Must have been a real dominant melanistic buck way back in the day in that area. I have been hearing and seeing those dark deer down there since I went to college there in the mid 90's.
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Re: Unusual deer
[Re: Michael W.]
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07/10/14 01:02 AM
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 Really neat!
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Re: Unusual deer
[Re: Michael W.]
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07/10/14 01:02 AM
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