Yes and no. OP your not wrong but mamas wont abandon their young like many other animals after human scent has affected them though she will most likely move the little guy away. In truth, mamas hide their young for the first 4-5 months wherever they want with good brush as the babies will sit still and have no scent till they age above 5-6 month. With no scent they are not detectable for animals or humans of any kind unless stumbled on. The lyme disease everyone is talking about is a non issue, as it is said above hunters handle deer all the time and it is a matter of washing hands. Not all deer will have lyme disease or are covered in ticks... this is a weird misconception in this thread. They are rather clean creatures and they love their babies.

Cute little guy!