Behavior of white-tailed deer in an Adirondack forest. Ph.D. Dissertation, State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, 206 pp. Cheatum, E. L. and G.H. Morton ...

and the National Key Deer Refuge, which was founded in 1957 to protect the federally endangered subspecies of white-tailed deer, along with other unique local flora and fauna. "We have one whole ...

White-tailed deer are still a top item during a week when a green-flowered violet is rediscovered, bird groups have asked feeding be temporarily discontinued, Swiss cheese was bypassed by Colby, ...

White-tailed deer generally are smaller than mule deer, standing about 3.5 feet at the shoulder and weighing 100 to 300 pounds, with males being larger than females.

In most parts of the country, white-tailed deer rutting season hits hard around November. Bucks are chasing does, running through the woods and open spaces, and making themselves unusually visible.

As summer begins, white-tailed fawns appear right on cue, using stealth and instinct to survive their earliest days.

A DNR investigation found a Wisconsin man falsely registered a game farm deer in an attempt to get antlers recognized by ...

White-tailed deer may be common, but that doesn’t make them any less interesting. White-tailed deer are the country’s most common ungulate; 30-million of them live throughout the U.S. today ...

Tennessee is a beautiful, pastoral state full of sweeping grasslands, thick forests, and lush rivers. It’s also home to a large collection of creatures. Mammal-wise, the Volunteer State is home to ...

In most parts of the country, white-tailed deer rutting season hits hard around November. Bucks are chasing does, running through the woods and open spaces, and making themselves unusually visible ...