Being on the Colorado River we get different exotics coming through. Mostly Axis. Last time headed in to the lease I saw 2 animals after last cattle guard. There was a herd of Blackbuck on the property at one time but have not seen them for 2 years. At first I thought that is what I saw then I noticed the buck was not bounding like an antelope. The buck took off like shot out of a rocket so I did not get a good look at antlers. The doe stopped at pond not far from truck. At first I thought fallow but probably not.

Looks like a whitetail doe to me.

Agree with Sneaky.

Tail looks more like a fallow than a whitetail to me.

Doe a deer, a female deer, fa a long long way to run..............ray the golden sun. That will bring me back to doe.

Muley doe.

It is a whitetail fawn. Probably a yearling that came in late heat hence the buck hanging around.

NO, look at the back end.

Agree with superduty, but this was fun. Just when we needed a nice little game.

Hard to tell.

Maybe a red deer hind

That would be my guess. I tried to get a closer picture but it dropped over pond dam too quick.

Based on this picture. We have settled on fallow. We have seen fallows once about 4 miles to the west near river.

Dinner!

Big floppy ears, and a rum like that looks like a Mule deer.

Does look like a fallow

Fallow.