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July 20, 2014 at 5:00 a.m.

Tina Parker/Siloam Sunday A whitetail doe nursed three fawns off of West Alpine Street Wednesday evening. ‘It’s not that uncommon to see twins or triplets in a doe that’s three or four years old and in good health,’ said Ralph Meeker, assistant deer biologist with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Tina Parker/Siloam Sunday A whitetail doe nursed three fawns off of West Alpine Street Wednesday evening. ‘It’s not that uncommon to see twins or triplets in a doe that’s three or four years old and in good health,’ said Ralph Meeker, assistant deer biologist with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.

Tina Parker/Siloam Sunday

A whitetail doe nursed three fawns off of West Alpine Street Wednesday evening. 'It's not that uncommon to see twins or triplets in a doe that's three or four years old and in good health,' said Ralph Meeker, assistant deer biologist with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.

General News on 07/20/2014