A deer's estrous cycle happens around the second week after the autumnal equinox, which is a fancy way of saying two weeks after the start of the fall season, or Autumn. Usually around the 2nd to 3rd week of October, this cycle will usually begin, and last through a month to 6 weeks. The reason I say six weeks, is because there are some deer out there that have a later blooming cycle. Altogether, this is the Rut season, and you can use the moon phases, and estrous cycle to tune in when you need to be in the woods for your best chances. During this time, the deer set off scents to one another to let each other know they are ready for some action, and really the only time during the season when deer that are not baited by feeders are at a disadvantage in the woods, because they can be manipulated into searching human made areas of interest. All in all, you can bet on a deer's cycle lasting around 4-6 weeks, and when it happens every year. It's just something in nature that sets them off. Hope that helps, but there are several articles and web sites devoted to this stuff, so if you can find any more truth to this, or a better way of stating it, let me know.
it usually last almost a month to 3 weeks.
Depends on the individual doe but can be from 3 to 5 days but each cycle is approximately 21 days.
Approximately 200-300 days
No. Humans are the only mammals with menstrual cycles. Deer, as well as other mammals, have estrous cycles. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrous_cycle
There isn't a specific name for a whitetail deer giving birth. The doe is the female and the fawn is the baby.
Deer do not hatch from eggs. The female whitetail deer (doe), will give birth to their young (fawn).
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I hunt in union county and got a pic of nice buck breeding a doe on dec 20th
the phosphorus cycle
Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild - 2001 Uncle Ted Bowkills Double Y-O- Whitetail 9pt and Chocolate Fallow Doe 6-3 was released on: USA: 14 July 2008
supposedly a whitetail taken by Carl. J Lenander from Minnesota. With a weight of 402 lbs. field dressed and an estimated live weight of 511 lbs! Just goes to show how big MN Bucks are...
The bucks will be chasing the does the bucks will be running with there noes down trying to pick up the does sent. The bucks might also fight if there is a doe in the area
A doe would be by her self finding food for her fawns. Actually, does spend most of the time alone, whitetail does that is. There might be several does loosely together in a relatively small area, but they do not typically herd much until a few weeks before the beginning of mating season.