I have seen her a few times lately looking like she has tufts of fur pulled up or some kind of sores on her back hips. Just ticks she is biting at? Or is it something else?

Ag by Association said:

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I'm betting there was someone "in love" with her recently...

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I did see a couple of bucks going head to head on the same cam last night, so I suppose she could just be very late to the game. Seems very late though…

The past few weeks I've had a few does on cam with their tail feathers ruffled a bit. Which means more deer come July.

Baby deer soon

Ag by Association said:

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I'm betting there was someone "in love" with her recently...

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For about three seconds.

Rode hard put up wet!

Yeah, she's been tore up from the floor up.

All my does look like that. Part of it is just the winter coat, part of it is likely a recent roll in the hay. Don't like to **** shame my girls, however.

S.A. Aggie said:

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Ag by Association said:

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I'm betting there was someone "in love" with her recently...

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For about three seconds.

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Greatest 3 seconds of her doe life!

That is the appearance of does during their "walk of shame." Imagine her carrying her own shoes.

Yea. Thats not what always causes for their coats to have that. Sometimes it's caused by them rubbing against limbs/branches. Especially if it's been cold and they are standing under cover.
Also I am sure everyone has seen two does standing beside one another nose to tail and they will lick and groom one another causing the coat to have tuffs like that. Horses and donkeys do the same. Elk as well.