If these pics have already been posted, I apologize. I received them in an email this evening. I’m guessing it was a pretty memorable fishing trip for these guys.
SOME OF THE REASONS IDAHO IS AWESOME
Don’t you just love nature? Not something you see too often out here.
Scott Nelson and his Sons were fishing Saturday when this small Whitetail fawn approached them on the South fork of the Snake River. It must have spent the summer bumming from campers or maybe one the home owners in the lower canyon was feeding it so it lost its fear of humans. This is without question the Catch of the year.
-Mark
We had a similar incident to this one 2 years ago in the little town on Denham, near willow river. On our annual fourwheeling trip in october, we stopped in at the bar later one of the nights and the bartender went on to tell us how the doe was hit and killed by a truck just down the road. The owners of the bar left a dog dish out every nite with leftovers in the bowl and overtime the fawn became very comfortable around people. The owners said it only took a couple weeks and the fawn never left their property, so just about every night, including the night we were there, that fawn was in the bar, literaly sitting next to people begging for food like a dog. It was pretty cool!
very interesting to say the least. Any idea what river they are fishing? I’m heading out there this summer to fly fish in the Stanley area. 
