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Caribou
Caribou are the cervids of the Far North, most notably of Canada and Alaska. Also known as reindeer in Europe and northern Asia, these migratory members of the deer family make their home on the Tundra during the brief summer and the sub-Arctic boreal forests during the winter.
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Most definitely Wild hogs can destroy almost any type of feeder made. There are numerous exceptions, of course, based on physical size of feeders, weight and thrust as would be dictated by size, volume of feed inside containers etc.
The thing to remember about wild hogs and wild boars , is that they can get rather large, and they are very powerful animals.
When using any type of medium weight 55 gallon or 35 gallon lighter weight spin-cast tripod deer feeders made these days, we "highly recommend" one of the following: (1) the Deer Feeder Leg Footpads Heavy Duty Style - designed to accept a Standard T-Post through the center of the 7" Square Footpad - each footpad has a large nut welded to it and a ½" bolt that when tightened secures the feeder leg to the T-Post; or (2) the basic version ( no t-post ) whereby the Deer Feeder Leg Footpads Standard Style featuring the heavy duty designed steel 6" square support footpad with a 3/4" stake hole for re-bar or other anchoring stakes are held to legs by a protruding steel tab.
Who would win in a fight between a dog and a deer?
Deer have sharp hooves and can rear up and strike out with them. An inexperienced dog that does not know how to hunt or kill deer can easily get hurt by such actions from a deer, especially a doe that is protecting a nearby fawn.
Bucks that are in rut are even more dangerous. Their antlers are like daggers, and their attitude towards most living things, especially when cornered, can be very furious to the point of being fatal. Even a seasoned dog that has learned to kill deer for food will stay out of a rutting buck's way.
So who will win in a fight between a dog and a deer? Well it depends on the circumstances of either animal, like that described previously. In most cases, if the dog is smart and able to learn fast and has the instinct to kill, the dog will win by dodging the flying hooves and antlers and going for the throat of that deer. Usually death comes after the deer tires to the point of exhaustion when it cannot run no longer.
How many kangaroos are killed by cars in a year?
While it is impossible to tell exactly how many koalas die each year, let alone specifically by cars, the Australian Koala Foundation estimates that about 4000 koalas are killed each year by cars or dogs, largely the result of habitat loss and increased housing and industrial developments.
What does a fawn eat and what eats a fawn?
Fawns drink their mother's milk. Fawns are eaten by coyotes or wolves.
The reproductive method for deer is sexual, requiring separate female (ova) and male (sperm) components.
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Physical copulation of male and female is required to bring these components together. Germination and development of a fetus occurs within the female. The birthing process, is borne and accomplished by the female.
Why do male deer get fuzz on their antlers?
That's the velvet that is surrounding the growing bone portion of the antlers. This velvet and antler regrowth which occurs every year for all species under the Family Cervidae, occurs from spring until fall, which is when the velvet falls off and rubbed off by bucks (or bulls, referring to elk, moose and caribou specifically) who are getting ready for the rutting season.
Why are caribou important to the tundra?
They are a big food source in the north and western parts of the state for natives and non-natives. They are also important prey for large carnivores.
When does a fawn lose its spots?
Fawns are born with spots for camouflage against predators, also when born it is without scent (odorless) so said predators cannot find their location, the mother even stays away for a few days so her scent won't rub off and that give the fawn time to gain strength, once the fawn nears adulthood they are agile and allusive and the spots disappear along with the reddish coat and turns to a grayish winter coat.
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It depends what country you are in. Lions and other animals which are predators. Deers are also hunted by humans for fur e.t.c
What mountains in Canada are named for Santa's reindeer?
It appears that 8 reindeer are commemorated by having mountains named after them. See the link.
Is a female deer ever called a cow?
No, a female deer is still a deer, she is called a doe, and the males are called a buck. An elk is an entirely different animal, and looks fairly different.
What kind of habitat do swamp deer live in?
swamp deer prefer living in thick tropical forest areas.as there habitat is shrinking ,many are now forced to live in captivity and there are less than 5000 worldwide. compared animals:
asian elephant;bengal tiger,2000
Can deer be hunted with a m4 carbine rifle in California?
The only thing I've found in the California regs on this is that they must be taken with a centrefire rifle using expanding or soft nose projectiles. So, theoretically, you could.
However, you can't own an M4 in California... the only way you can even own a semi auto clone is if it either uses the "bullet button", or is entirely featureless for a detached magazine rifle (no pistol grip, flash suppressor, collapsible buttstock, etc.) AND is built on an off-list lower.
When do mule deer antlers stop growing?
Whitetail deer although they have long periods in between menstruation in which their antlers cease to grow, are continuous growers. Some deer may have a disease called disambiguation Odocoileus virginianus, Or deer AIDS.
Can you kill a deer with a 25- 06?
The 7.62x25mm is a fairly small pistol cartridge. While it MAY kill a deer, it is too small to do so reliably, and most states will not permit it. Even where the law permits it, it should not be used- it does not have the energy to reliably provide a humane kill, and is most likely to wound the deer.
