Prandin Warnings and Precautions. Prandin warnings and precautions include the risk of low blood sugar, potential allergic reactions, and the danger of taking the medication while pregnant. People who have kidney or liver problems, pituitary gland problems, or certain allergies should not take the drug.
The peak breeding period for mule deer is from late November to mid-December. The average gestation period is 204 days. Although twins are common, does in their first or second breeding year produce singletons.
Deer mate in the fall and have their young between April and July. Most have 1 baby but can have twins or triplets. Mother deer leave her babies alone all day and only come back to feed them at dawn and dusk to prevent attracting predators to her young. If you find a fawn, check to see if it is injured or dehydrated. Check it for dehydration by gently pinching the skin on its back.