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What to do if you come across an abandoned fawn in West Virginia

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CREDE, W.Va. — Spring and early summer are peak seasons for deer births, and it's not uncommon for people to stumble upon a solitary fawn nestled in tall grass, under a tree, or even in their backyard. With no mother in sight, the instinct for many of us is to assume the fawn has been […]

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What to do if you come across an abandoned fawn in West Virginia

CREDE, W.Va. — Spring and early summer are peak seasons for deer births, and it's not uncommon for people to stumble upon a solitary fawn nestled in tall grass, under a tree, or even in their backyard. With no mother in sight, the instinct for many of us is to assume the fawn has been […]

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West Virginia Explorer broke the news in 16 days ago on Saturday, May 31, 2025.

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