Deer

Yes, deer scat makes good garden fertilizer as a deer repellent and as a summer application even though no, it makes poor garden fertilizer because of bacteria, disease and winter deprivations. Deer scat may harbor chronic wasting disease and Escherichia coli and offer higher nutrient levels in summer and lower in winter. Hot composting processes of mixing and turning air, carbon, nitrogen and water to generate heat to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 degrees Celsius) for at least five days and composting for at least 40 days will eliminate E. coli even though neither heat nor time terminates the disease.

Native Americans believe a person starts to see what appears to be coincidences or signs or omens concerning what animal is their appropriate animal. If a deer spirit catches your attention it is to encourage you to face difficulties with gentleness.

Whitetail deer are not endangered.

They fight with other deer and hit the other deer's antlers to break them.

Deer Park Spring Water was created in 1873.

Eight Deer Jaguar Claw died in 1115.

Deer are actually very much like humans when it comes offspring. Most humans give birth to 1 or two children, with three children being uncommon. Deer are the same, as they generally give birth to 1 or two "fawns", with three being rare. Of course, with today's media, we are likely to see a deer give brith to 8 fawns... lol jk. Did you know that the Chinese Water Deer grow tusks (huge teeth) instead of antlers? ~Apple Juice

Dogs, deer and cows are mammals. They are vertebrates as they have a spinal column.

False.
Musk Deer are small, 50 – 70 cm (Adult, At Shoulder) and do not have antlers.

What the heck is a fen??? You just go home get a cudly kitten get u a chikin skillet.

Yes. They will eat most anything organic.

a tic feeds on the blood of a deer, under its fur, and camps out on their skin until they are full.

Yes it will dry out and preserve the hide. They will rot if not taken proper care of.

YES. All my leaves on my young (planted 4/2019) LSU fig tree were recently chewed off overnight. I found deer hoofprints around it. The tree is still alive and the main branches are fine. I surrounded the tree with 4' tall dogwire with lower area chicken wire too! I attached pieces o my hair (taken from hairbrush) to it as the human scent is supposed to be a deterrent. I live in wooded area, and always see deer. Having a garden is futile.

its afawn

No. They more or less bounce when they need to get somewhere quick (but not too fast) or just walk or step. They're not heavy animals so they don't lumber like a larger-bodied animal like a buffalo or bull might lumber.

No. Impala are a part of the bovine family, or Family Bovidae, where bison, cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, yak, muskox, duikers, and other antelope species (gnu, gazelles, hartebeast, oryx, etc.) are classified in. The deer family, or Family Cervidae, is home to the species of deer, moose, caribou/reindeer, elk, muntjac, sambar, and brocket. For more information, check out this link on ungulates of the world for more information.

i don't know i hope someone has the answer

Because it spends the majority of the early part of it's life on Deer mice.

For their sake, you don't want to do that. Think what will happen when deer season opens and deer who like you approach anyone who shows up.

That usually depends on the person that sees the deer and where the deer is. If the deer is in a farmers field eating his/her crops, then yes the deer would be considered a pest. If the deer was in your yard, it could be considered a pest. This is possible, because if you lived in a town/city, it may cause a mess in your yard. (possibly due to eating plants, pooping in your yard, etc.) However if you lived out of town (ex. in the bush), it may not be considered a pest. Yes it would probably eat some of the leaves from the trees/bushes, but it isn't eating your crops or wrecking your small lawn. Like I said before it all depends on the person and where the deer is.

It's actually illegal to do this in many areas without specific permits. You should contact your local wildlife service office to find out whether or not it's allowed. If it is, they can give you detailed instructions for the species native to your area. They'll also probably supervise you to make sure you're not raising it as a pet... the goal is to release it back into the wild, and a deer that has come to associate humans with comfort and food will almost certainly get shot next hunting season.

Bucks use antlers as a means to show other bucks they are stronger and bigger than them, and use them to attract does to mate. Deer are not the only species to have antlers; moose, elk, reindeer and caribou also have antlers that are grown and used in the same way. Pronghorns, though not a part of the deer species, also regrow their "antlers" (actually called horns) every year.
to show that they are a male and to defend them self.

Deer will attack if you get too close, and they will take your gun. So be careful around them nasty buggers.

The phone number of the Deer Park is: 513-369-4450.