Thread: Identifying yearling hinds

Originally Posted by Maddoghunter

Hinds with young act quite a bit differently.
They will generally be alone, and won’t go far from fawn.
Yearling hinds and spikers will generally be in groups and be pretty dumb.
Spoke to a person the other day who shot one after 2 of them walked right up to the hut.
Just sit and observe your game and you should get a pretty good idea of what they are.

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Spend enough time watching them, get to no what your hunting there plenty of clues theres a fawn about.
Most of the hinds and fawns around here are grouped up at the moment, but you still see solo hinds with fawns about.
It's a great time to shoot young spikers as they are all kicked out on there own.

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