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Coyotes are reshaping South Carolina’s deer behavior—more adult bucks are being harvested, hinting at a population adapting to new predator pressure. Spring-born fawns are often hidden in backyards, relying on camouflage to evade coyotes and dogs. Don’t interfere if you spot one—does return at dawn or dusk to nurse. Fawns are born with natural defenses and can walk soon after birth. Only intervene if truly orphaned or injured, and even then, rehabbers stress keeping deer wild: domestication risks danger and death. Survival hinges on maintaining their natural fear of humans.

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