QUESTION: I would be interested to know your opinion or estimate on the age of the whitetail in the photo. – David G. ANSWER:Aging a deer on the hoof can be difficult without a clear photo from the ...

White-tailed deer are very important to Indiana woodlands. But in many areas of the state, deer populations have grown far beyond what the land can support. “Through their browsing and what they eat, ...

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The whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) is located on both American continents from Southern Canada down to Peru and Bolivia in the South America, where they inhabit hardwoods, croplands, ...

White tailed deer in Yellowstone National Park. Image via Lucas Golden, CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons In the heart of ...

“You can see that the deer are heavier. It’s actually harder to tell the age of the deer on the hoof these days because they’ve developed so much more.” Lindquist says last year was one of ...

and that on average a whitetail buck will grow his largest set of antlers between 5 and 7 years of age,” says Matt Ross, assistant director of conservation for the Quality Deer Management Association.

When it comes to deer gestation, the length of pregnancy depends on the type of deer you’re talking about. That’s right — there are more than one kind of deer out there. In fact, the word “deer” might ...

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"The goal of the program is to reduce the overpopulation of the white-tailed deer, reduce the rate of vehicle-deer collisions and overbrowsing of the environment, and improve the overall herds of ...

In the United States, White-Tailed Deer are abundant. Yet, some states don’t host them. This post explores states where these deer are absent. While White-Tailed Deer are widespread, they don’t ...