Deer

In the forest or a wooded area such as a hot area!:0

It really depends but a bear, lynx, lion, or a wolf.

Because they are a prey animal.

Elizabeth, believed to be the oldest whitetail doe in the world, died on January 27, 2002. She was 24 years and 7 months old when she passed away of old age at the Deer Ranch in Michigan USA. Elizabeth was owned by Harold Kriesche and his wife Sally. The Kriesches bought their deer business in 1988 which included Elizabeth, who was 11 years old at that time. Elizabeth was born on June 3, 1977. Elizabeth produced 38 fawns in her lifetime, including twins in May 2001. Elizabeth didn't have her first fawn until she was 2 years of age in 1979. She had a single fawn that year. Starting in 1980, she consistently produced twins every year through to 1990, except in 1988. Through 1989, at the age of 21, the doe had produced a total of 20 fawns. She almost doubled that figure by the time she reached 24 in 2001 with 38 fawns. Kriesche said he tried to put Elizabeth on birth control in 1998 when she was 21 years old, thinking he would make it easier on the old deer by reducing the drain associated with fawn reproduction. However, Harold's efforts to prevent the doe from conceiving didn't work. She gave birth to a male and female fawn on May 24, 1999 and had twins in 2000 and 2001. Wild whitetails seldom exceed 10 years of age, but a few deer of both sexes do manage to live longer than normal. Does have a better chance of reaching older age than bucks because they don't endure the stress associated with the rut. Deer without antlers are also more likely to be passed up by hunters. The oldest doe taken by a hunter in Michigan was an amazing 19.5 years old. That doe was shot during the 1967 hunting season and her age was determined from her teeth. Does that were 14.5 and 15.5 years of age have also taken by hunters. I'm sure Elizabeth will be missed at the Deer Ranch as she was a very productive member of the family. http://www.deer-digest.com/html/mar02.html#2

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I think all deer are herbivores

Whether or not you can purchase deer tags over the counter depends on your location. Some states allow you to purchase your hunting license in sporting good stores, while other require more effort to obtain the tags.

There are 136 calories on average in a 4 oz. pieace of venison.

The Deer Valley Ski Resort opened in 1981. The WTA created ski trails and facilities during the winter of 1936-1937, but an actual resort did not open until 1981.

Herbivores

Fawn.

a deer is prey cause they dont kill

It means that the person still wants to tell u something

A deer will take there food and just bite then swallow, bite, swallow they don't chew there food they keep it in there stomach until they go lay down to start to relax. Then they will barf it up and start to chew yes I know its sounds gross but that is how they eat. And they get there food from grazing in a field or in the grass that is how they get there food.

Yes

Deer Valley Resort is a ski resort and lodge located in Park City, Utah. The address is 2250 Deer Valley Dr S, Park City, UT 84060. They are located in the Empire Pass.

how many pounds in a gallon

No, it is very uncommon for deer to climb. Because the way their hooves are shaped. (pointed)

water, sunlight, leaves, etc.

Fox are too small to even consider eating a deer. However, foxes are opportunists. If a fox found a dead deer, it would definitely eat some of it.

All deer are herbivores

That all depends on what species of deer you're referring to, as there are more than just one "deer."

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it runs away

No, a deer is not a decomposer. A deer is a consumer; a herbivore. It eats twigs and leaves and any other flora it can reach. Decomposers are organisms that eat away at dead materials, such as fungi eating away at the soil or deceased animal bodies.

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