No does

[puppy]

I have been running a cam on a piece of property for the last 6 weeks and I have yet to get a picture of the 1st doe. I am getting regular pictures of the same 7 bucks (3 that are 3.5+ yo), usually 4 in one group, two more coming through together and one as single usually late at night. It is great seeing these bucks but my concern is that once they shed their velet they will all leave in search of female companionship . Has anyone experienced anything similar to this before? How did it turn out?

 

[drrxnupe]

I'm the opposite. I have seen both on my cam, but for every buck there's 10-15 does.

 

[bigrob]

I have all does and no bucks on mine this year

 

[Bow Hunter]

I have all does and no bucks on mine this year

Same here and that's kind of strange.

 

[muddyboots]

This time of year i have found i get mostly does or bucks. They dont seem to use same areas right now.

 

[Florida Cracker 971]

I'm getting both on cam but never together, they are always seperate & hours apart.

 

[BSK]

Just remember that in the summer, deer can display extreme sexual segregation. The two sexes often inhabit VERY different locations. But I wouldn't worry about it. Once the sex drive kicks in, they will start to mix.