Leave the Fawns Alone By Jacob Dykes MSU Extension Service STARKVILLE, Miss. – Deer season is right around the corner. Right ...

It’s human nature to want help a defenseless baby animal that is alone in the woods. But officials at the Mississippi State University (MSU) Extension Service warned that if you see a baby fawn alone ...

A warning for fawn season 02:14. Experts are warning people not to interfere with fawns they may be seeing around. Well-intentioned people may be doing more harm than good, they say.

The fawn appears to be sick, cold, weak, injured or covered in parasites. If the fawn is bleating without ceasing for several hours, and you observe that the mother has not returned in 24 hours.