Deer

good idea i use a 25 yaught 6 a little small for elk but i got my first one with it when i was 12

The cougar would be a carnivore, because deer are made of meat, so an animal that eats meat is a carnivore.

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Deer is a fawn.

Horse is a foal.

Herbivore means plant eater. Deer eat plants, which makes them herbivores.

Deer processing refers to the process of cleaning up the meat of the deer ready for retail sale. Removal of hair and debris and cutting the meat into saleable amounts are part of the process.

It means that there are probably others nearby, and you should slow down and be ready to brake or swerve if they should bolt across the road.

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Deer can live up to 10 to 12 years in the wild. Of course they often are taken by predators before they ever see maturity. Hunters then take deer before they ever reach an old age, but for the few that have lived a full life, they tend to to be middle aged at 5 years. A buck that once sported tall antlers will now decline in antler size as he ages. Once being a proud warrior he now sports a common rack, due to age. Deer become at 10 years very arthritic and their legs stiffen. No longer can they run like the once did. They rely more on being hidden. Hard Winters play a role in Deer having such a short life span. The struggle to find food and they can't afford to lose energy in their search fro food. Thus their lives come to an end. They are susceptible to tuberculosis and starvation due to age. Low land area deer fair much better then Deer that live mountain ranges where snow stays longer and the natural food sources are tough to find. The low lands offer less snow and more food, especially from farmers who plant corn and beans and such crops. Deer find a variety of foods in the low land areas. But the average life span of deer is 10 to 12 years, by reason of health and evironment.

Yes!The white tailed deer has a tail that it flashes up when it sees danger.The tail tells other deer that danger is near.

A stag is a deer. Deer are herbivores.

Deer graze in open areas. They do not stay in one place they travel for food. During the night or winter though they will go into the woods for protection.

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Extra note: A tame deer (single or herd?) may make use of an open fronted shelter (3 sides and a roof) to escape the worst of the weather, but usually they don't need more than a stand of trees, or a line of evergreen hedge to form a lee from the wind.

The best scope to use for hunting is one that isn't cheap. The cheaper the scope is the lower the quality it is. In this instance, one gets what they paid for. The best Leupold Scopes are ones that are of the measurements 3.5-10x40mm.

They are just being wary, they study you, making sure your not a threat to them like a hunter.

The best deer musk can often be found through specialty hunting supply stores, both online and in physical locations. Websites like Amazon, Bass Pro Shops, and Cabela's typically offer a range of high-quality deer musk products. Additionally, local hunting and outdoor gear shops may carry unique or regional options. Always check for customer reviews and sourcing information to ensure quality.

live in the woods and eat. they give us meat.

The Key deer, smallest subspecies of the white tailed deer, has a population of around 600, according to the Florida Fish and Game Dept.

This is a very basic answer, but food chains vary based on ecosystems. Deers are herbivores meaning they eat plants thus 1st level consumers.The same as small animals like rabbits etc. If you are in a ecosystem where there are bigger carnivores (2nd level consumers), such as a tiger or lion etc. In North America, Bobcats are the only thing that may consistantly eat deer. Black bears may be the least carnivorous of the "carnivores" of North America. So Deer are just primary comsumers with Normally not much that will eat them

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Deer are ruminants like cows and sheep - they eat only vegetation.

A deer is a quadraped cloven-hooved ruminant mammal that is undomesticated or wild and is found in forested and some grassland biomes. They vary in size, the largest deer standing under five feet at the shoulder and weighing around 250 pounds; smaller deer stand only 2 feet at the shoulder and weigh only around 40 to 50 pounds. Males of most species of deer have antlers; females do not have antlers.

tynes (usu called brow tynes, sp?) are the antlers (usu shorter than the others but not always) that are closest to the deer's skull on a deer with typically formed horns.

A deer essentialy eats any type of fruit especially apples, Pears, peaches, and plums.

All animals have to drink water or they would die.

The change in the genetic characteristics of a population of deer is called genetic drift. This process occurs due to random fluctuations in allele frequencies within the population, often resulting from events such as natural disasters or changes in the environment. Over time, genetic drift can lead to significant differences in the genetic makeup of isolated populations, potentially impacting their adaptability and evolution.

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