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Although wild turkeys often take the blame for damaging crops like soybeans, these fawns have been caught in the act. Contrary to popular belief, deer and raccoons account for the vast majority of damage to Indiana's crops, according to a recent Purdue study.
(Purdue Agricultural Communications photo/Mike Kerper)
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