What do I do about a baby deer in my yard?
If you find a deer fawn that appears to be abandoned, remember that deer fawns are born with natural camouflage and a lack of scent. In the first few days of their lives, the newborns are not mobile enough to travel with their mothers. As a defensive tactic, the mothers hide their newborn(s) from nearby predators and will often leave the young animals alone for long periods of time. After a few days, the fawns are usually strong enough to join their mothers and the herd, where there is more protection. When a fawn is touched by humans, it leaves a scent and quite often the mother will abandon the fawn. Please do not touch the baby deer.

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