Caribou

Because animals have a sixth scence they kno that things like that arw going to happen ahead of time. So deer would leave the place they are and go to another. And just like people some dont want to leave so it would get caut in the tornado and either die or get taken to another place. (get caut in the tornad)

They are browsers so they just come upon there food.

Please disregard the information about feeding solid foods, leaves, twigs, etc. to a baby deer. If the fawn is young enough to need care it is nursing and needs to be fed goats milk, which can be sweetened with molasses if needed. If you have never bottle fed a fawn before there is an excellent Wildlife site with information on caring for them. Also, it is true that you need to check your state laws concerning rehabilitating a baby deer. If it is not legal search for a licensed rehabilitation center in your area and contact them so they can arrange to get the fawn and care for it. Here is the URL for the Wildlife Site.

http://www.wildwatch.org/firstaid/feeddeer.htm

What does baby deers eat?

That is a simple question...

They will eat greens and twigs...

The will also eat different kinds of leaves such as...

Grape vine leaves, apple leaves, grass, sour grass, ect.

Anything green...

He/She might even eat corn...

But it has to be deer corn or natural corn out of your garden...

If you feed it food from the store it will not eat it...

You would be wasting your money...

The food from the store will bloat your baby deer and it may kill it...

There stomachs cannot handle the chemicals and stuff in the store bought food...

But I would say if you are nursing the baby...

Only keep it for a few days...

Because if you get caught you could be fined up to $4500 depending on the state your in...

So first you need to make sure it is an ophan...

This is how to tell if it is an ophan...

1) Watch it for a few days. 3-5 days

2) Did you see a dead doe?

3) Look for any signs of a doe being around...

4) There will most likely be twins or even triplets...

5) Then after a week if the baby is still in the same place then you can nurse it back to health...

If the baby doesn't eat then it is probually thirsty...

Try giving it some water...

Water is the main thing in the baby's life...

If you do end up feeding it milk...

Then DO NOT feed it cow milk...

Cow milk will kill your baby...

I would recomend Goat milk...

!GOOD LUCK!

What does baby deers eat?

That is a simple question...

They will eat greens and twigs...

The will also eat different kinds of leaves such as...

Grape vine leaves, apple leaves, grass, sour grass, ect.

Anything green...

He/She might even eat corn...

But it has to be deer corn or natural corn out of your garden...

If you feed it food from the store it will not eat it...

You would be wasting your money...

The food from the store will bloat your baby deer and it may kill it...

There stomachs cannot handle the chemicals and stuff in the store bought food...

But I would say if you are nursing the baby...

Only keep it for a few days...

Because if you get caught you could be fined up to $4500 depending on the state your in...

So first you need to make sure it is an ophan...

This is how to tell if it is an ophan...

1) Watch it for a few days. 3-5 days

2) Did you see a dead doe?

3) Look for any signs of a doe being around...

4) There will most likely be twins or even triplets...

5) Then after a week if the baby is still in the same place then you can nurse it back to health...

If the baby doesn't eat then it is probually thirsty...

Try giving it some water...

Water is the main thing in the baby's life...

If you do end up feeding it milk...

Then DO NOT feed it cow milk...

Cow milk will kill your baby...

I would recomend Goat milk...

!GOOD LUCK!

At least 40 pounds.Depends on the bow and shooter and please check local laws.

It is important to know the birth cycle of many animals. Young deer are generally born during the spring or summer time in Virginia.

Deer of course. Most deer herds change during the year. Most herds contain does and fawns with one buck who reins over them. Other herds of deer are bucks that grew too old to stay any longer with their mothers. These bucks form bachelor herds for most are too young yet to challenge an older buck for his herd of does.

Drive Slower

Drive slower and honk a few times when you come across tight corners and really can't see around the curve. Drive slower and honk a few times when you come across tight corners and really can't see around the curve.

the birthing time of a deer is around spring time like April of may

Santa might die if we stop in believe in him. he's like 1 billion years old.

As long as one person remembers him or even just reads about him in a book then he is in no danger at all. Besides, he has a great network of Secret Agents to help him. Who Knows? There may be one living on your street!

Vixen. There is an animal called a vixen.

Marty is the most common antelope... his name is Marty Antelope find him on facebook... =) =( It was Mark but he is dead now and Marty was his brother... Marty didn't kill him... FYI

No Cullann. Marty the antelope never excisted, neithere did Mark. The are fake!! You made them up! *_* Duh.

You can take it however you want really some people think seeing a black cat is bad luck on Halloween but I just think it's silly. Like a lucky penny It never really brings me luck but it u believe the lick something good with come

No, they can eat it without harm.

Not in any important amount. Bobcats, like all cats, are what's called "obligate carnivores" meaning they HAVE to eat meat.

I do understand where this question is coming from do to their difference in appearances, but yes they are the same. The differences are mainly caused by the different geographical location of which they reside. Due to the open plains that sheep graze upon they are exposed to the wind and greater variations of temperature, causing the wool on the sheep to be biologically necessary as a thermal buffer. Whereas the deer have the local vegetation of the forests they call their habitat to break the wind currents causing the wool to be biologically unnecessary. The size difference between the deer and sheep are also easily explained, deer have more access to protein from the woodland rodents that share the same habitat allowing them to bulk up and sustain a greater size. Sheep only graze on the grass that is primarily available in the plains they call their home.

yes,some females can .but not very much have them.

A dog has better hearing and memory than deers

Deer drink like other four legged animals, they lower their head and drink

well as you know mostly Alaskan natives eat caribou and moose meat. And i am also a native so i think that moose meat has more nutritional properties then caribou. I'm saying no, moose meat has more nutrients then caribou.

Ive been dipping for many years and have shot many deer while chewing! It goes back to the question of do you think deer associate chewing with humans. They dont have the recolection of know what the smell is! As I teach new hunters into the sport I tell them one thing "You can fool a deers eyes and ears but its nearly immpossible to fool their nose!" If you eliminate your human odor or reduce it whatever your eating chewing or drinking in your stand does not matter as much!

According to the Related Link, they rarely eat watermelon, but you may find an individual deer that likes it, as even deer have individual differences in their likes and dislikes.

you can't give a deer soymilk because it will run away

Deer are vegetarians with stomachs adapted for processing plant matter. A sudden change in diet can harm the health of any animal. Going from a vegetarian diet to eating meat, even for humans, can cause digestive problems because the body is not used to processing meat.