We Answer All Your Questions About Whitetail Deer

Whitetail does will soon be giving birth to fawns and social media will soon be filled with posts of people discovering an apparently "abandoned" fawn in their yard. This starts shortly after the first fawns are born in late May or early June. Although these…

Most fawns lose their spots by their first winter. At this point their coat is the normal brown color you often see on whitetail deer. However, some late born fawns can have light spots when hunting seasons start in some states. Baby white-tailed deer, better…

Most fawns are born roughly 6 months after mating. Most fawns are born in late May through early June. Whitetail fawns are typically only 6 - 8 pounds at birth and will grow to be over 60 pound before their first winter. Yearling does give…

Whitetail Stewards, Inc. was a small group of dedicated deer hunters who worked as professional wildlife biologists, foresters, and hunting industry leaders. Their goal was to provide you with current, science based information about deer biology, habitat management, and hunting strategies. They combined their first…