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Cross Lanes resident Debbie Duffield caught this deer taking a sip of water from her bird bath.
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Charleston resident Clark Campbell caught these spotted fawn triplets grazing in his backyard on Swarthmore Avenue.
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Boone County resident Teresa Perdue took this photo as she drove up Edgewood Drive to go to work.
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Charleston resident Ann Bird said she kept a journal of the deer activity in her backyard.
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Bird said she was 'fascinated' watching her frequent visitors.
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Procious, W.Va., resident Elaine Dawson says these deer frequent her apple tree.
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South Hills resident Keith Gutzman and his wife frequently see deer in their backyard.
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West Side resident Ruth Burdette spotted this fawn near Woodland Drive.
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Roane County resident Kenny Kasten saw this buck having a mid-morning snack.
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Charleston resident Amy Molgaard and her son, Ian, spotted this deer in their backyard on Swarthmore Avenue.
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These two fawns were caught feeding in West Side resident Sharon Hill's yard.
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This buck and his mom enjoyed eating the salted, shelled peanuts Hill provided.
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Charleston resident Jeannie Price spotted these deer in a lot next to her house.
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Barboursville resident Kelly Breedlove says this deer eats apples from her backyard almost every night.
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Elkview resident Debi O'Dell says Leroy, this button buck, follows her family around the yard like a puppy.
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Poca resident Tom Hardt caught this fawn on camera while at Seneca State Forest in Pocahontas County.
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Charleston resident Tony Centofanti says these fawns regularly visit the hillside behind his home.
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Sissonville resident Steve Monk caught this deer feeding on some grass near Elk Fork Lake in Jackson County.
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These three does greet Hurricane resident Sherry Hayes when she gets home from work.
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Ashton Harrison made friends with this deer.
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John Saulton caught this deer snacking on West Avenue on Charleston's West Side.
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Charleston resident Jerry Cottle says this deer was released into the Fayette County Park and later became a local pet. He says it was a hit with the children at their last family reunion.
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Charleston resident Jerry Cottle's wife, Carolyn, rescued this fawn from dogs near their camp near Fayetteville, in Fayette County.
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Mitch Woodrum said this buck was trying to figure out how to cross Corridor G in Logan County without becoming roadkill.
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Larry Rock, from Elkview, spotted these two fawns.
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This deer was 'taking a break' in Kim Slack's backyard in South Charleston.
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Winfield resident Joey Johnson and his wife were on vacation at Pipestem State Park when they had to stop in the middle of the road for this mother feeding her baby.
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Nitro resident Don Hancock saw this deer cherry picking on the corner of Summit Drive and Viewmont Drive in Charleston.
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Scott Depot resident Doris Pauley saw these deer at Beech Fork State Park.
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John Yeary spotted this buck on his Woodland Avenue, South Charleston, patio lawn.
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Dunbar resident Patricia Moles saw this deer in her backyard. She says they love to come down into her yard and eat grass.
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Scott Depot resident Doris Pauley spotted this deer on her farm.
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Pinch resident Donald Lively spotted this nine-point buck through his kitchen window.
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Lively spotted this eight-point buck through his kitchen window.
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Tina Branham spotted this deer, along with about 14 others, in her backyard in Scott Depot.
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Charleston resident Beth Rutledge saw this deer near the 1200 block of Highland Road in Edgewood. She says there are many deer who traverse the area on a regular basis.
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Nitro resident James Wells sighted a deer on the Charleston Civic Center's elevated walk.
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Scott Moss and Rachel Kay, of Charleston, shot this photo at Snowshoe Mountain on Memorial Day weekend.
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Lynn Harper said she captured this image at her mother's house off of U.S. 19 in Sutton.
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Clendenin resident Billie Paxton spotted this doe near his house.
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Paxton says the larger deer is actually a buck. The fawns were born in one of the fields near his house.
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Paxton says he frequently sees this doe, a buck and other deer near his house.
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West Side resident Melissa Smith, who lives near Edgewood Drive, spots a brand new fawn stumbling around with its mother in their woods. This year, they saw two fawns. Smith says they love to nap in their backyard in the ivy.
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Anne Crabtree has been watching this mother deer and her two babies for weeks now.
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Anne Crabtree and her family spotted these deer taking a break for a mid-afternoon snack in their lower yard.
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Jani Casdorph and her husband, of Scott Depot, have been camping at Holly River State Park for over 30 years, taking their children and now their grandchildren to the park. This group of deer stayed near the cabin area enjoyed goodies from their grandsons, Corey and David Casdorph.
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Every year, a doe comes down and has her babies behind Blue Creek resident Amanda Eskew's house. The photo is of the doe's single fawn. Eskew says they would see the fawn almost every day. It would lay in the weeds on the hill behind the house, she said.
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A set of twins lives in the woods behind Amanda Eskew's house. The twins' mother, like the other single fawn that inhabits the backyard, likes to visit. The does feel safe to bring their babies into the yard, Eskew says. "It's kind of like a playground for their babies," she said.
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