There's really not much point to this, except to share something I saw today about deer behavior... I was walking in the woods, and eventually stumbled on a doe and her babies. They all sprang up when I walked past and ran away, but after she got a few yards away, the mother turned around to face me and pretty much stared me down while raising one of her front legs and stomping it on the ground. I definitely got the message, hehe. "Get away or I'm gonna stomp the hell out of you." I just thought that was odd, I'd never seen something like that before. It was incredibly threatening, really, which throws you for a loop when you think of an animal like that as generally timid. Anyone else seen something like this? Also thought this would be interesting to share for character-behavior purposes, for anyone with female deer, particularly with fawns.