Deer

No. You can hunt at night but you can not use artificial light or night vision.

Nothing. Both sexes have the same fecal amount or feces size, shape, texture or even smell as the other.

Yes, it is legal to hunt Albino White tailed Deer in Michigan. A lot of people will say no its not but since early 2009 it has been legal.

Dogs will sometimes "snort" or "hawk" a whooping sound like they are sucking in and out. Their heads will go down while they are doing this. This is normal in many dogs (just like us they get irritations once in awhile) and they love it if you message the lower part of the nose on the top and on the sides (the puffy part of their muzzle by their nostrils.) If it continues please take the dog to your vets to be sure it doesn't have pollups in the nose.

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A male deer is called a stag, hart or buck

No they do not. Male deer have antlers to fight for a female, protect them, and gain there love.

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Wild deer are usually very skittish animals and must be stalked and killed quietly to avoid alerting the deer and any others nearby.

Though now with deer having so much contact with humans they are often quite unafraid of people.

Their behavior really depends of where you live and the population density of deer as well as humans.

I have been taught by my dad about white tailed deer. I personly have hunted them greatly with pleasure they are awsome animals. OK deer live in the woods they like to lay down in pine straw and coverd by trees so they feel safe. That is were they sleep and rest.

take it to the vet if it goes off it's food or shows unusual smptons

Get it to the vet!!

Deer might better be described as opportunistic omnivore rather than herbivores or carnivores - they eat mainly plant ... but meat when they can get it.Deer have been observed eating baby birds, dead rabbits, offal from hunters dressing game in the woods and other meat. Many supposed herbivorous animals such as cows show this same tendency.

Deer also gnaw on bones to obtain calcium to support their antler growth when they can find a source.

Some native tribes in North America have tales of how deer lost their meat eating fangs and 'fanged deer" are still present in parts of the middle east and Asia.

One major reason is that if people start hunting a species of animal, then the animal will eventually become endangered and possibly extinct. Besides, animals are living creatures. To them, we are killing their kind and they aren't dumb and know it. It would be like them coming into our homes and killing us.

with the dubious exception of the deep-water suicidal migration of the Lemmings, the practice of intentional self-destruction, so contrary to nature, is practically unknown among wild animals, it has happened among pets- (Starvicide) is not unknown among dogs devoted to a deceased master, such as the Skye terrier of Mary, Queen of Scots who witnessed the execution.

Deer are mostly active at night.

Sure, its just field corn. Get the unflavored kind. Wash it and sort it like beans before cooking and cook up a mess. Make sure its whole kernal corn and the bag states it has less than 20ppb Aflatoxin. Thats the acceptable amount for humans by the FDA.

A small deer is call a ROE deer

There is only one .270 caliber for hunting rifles, but are you referring to the three different variations? The following are some variation but they are all used for deer hunting. They are the 270 Weatherby Magnum, 270 Win. Short Magnum, and the .270 Win. The .270 Win is the most popular and more than enough for Deer, especially Whitetail. Choosing a hunting rifle and caliber for deer, depends on several factors. What type of area are you hunting? will the shots be long, shorter, dense woods or ?? As far as an effective caliber, the .270 is fine for most all deer hunting. Bullet type and weight are also important.

No. Deer don't have beards.

Deer have adapted to be able to run very fast and jump high. They also eat at night, when there are fewer humans around.

According to McGil's biodiversity map of Deer mice they are not in NL.

http://canadianbiodiversity.mcgill.ca/english/species/mammals/mammalpages/per_man.htm

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Black bear sightings and tracks have been verified in the Black Hills area of South Dakota although there is no evidence of an established population of black bears.

If you want to see black bears and other bears, you can visit Bear Country USA which is located about 8 miles south of Rapid City, South Dakota.

The distance between the above places is 1152 miles. This distance is point to point straight distance. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path chosen. Also this is not the airport to airport precise distance.

There are two types of deer that live in South Dakota, the Mule Deer and the Whitetail Deer.

There are two types of deer that might be bred as exotic animals in South Dakota that start with a b.

The Blacktail Deer is a sub-species of the Mule Deer. The Blacktail Deer is found in the Pacific Northwest.

The Barasingha deer, also called the Swamp Deer, is found in India.

herbivores

The first species of deer to be introduced into Australia was the chital (Indian spotted deer). It came to Australia in the early 1800s, brought by Dr. John Harris, surgeon to the New South Wales Corps, who sought to establish these animals in the farming industry. 400 chital were brought to Australia from Sri Lanka and India, but they did not survive. However, the move motivated others to also attempt deer farming for meat.