MENTOR ON THE LAKE, Ohio ( WOIO /Gray News) - A deer seen wandering around in Ohio appears to have a bird feeder stuck in his ...

Pennsylvania is one of the top states for whitetail deer hunting. The northeast state’s 1.5-million-deer population combined ...

And while male whitetail deer use their antlers exclusively for social status and attracting mates. reindeer of both sexes use their antlers to forage, as well as for status and protection.

Finding an antler can answer that question. Whitetail deer throughout the state typically cast off or “shed” their antlers beginning in February and accelerating through March.

Some of the biggest whitetail bucks ever to walk this earth were never fooled by a hunter, nor found dead by anyone. More than one had the headgear to become B&C and P&Y world records, but none is ...

Wild deer typically have nicks, breaks and rub marks on their antlers, all evidence of the natural process of shedding velvet and competing for dominance with other bucks. Farm-raised bucks are often ...

Finding an antler can answer that question. Whitetail deer throughout the state typically cast off or “shed” their antlers beginning in February and accelerating through March.

Antler Addiction. Every year, buck fever is followed by shed fever. From January to April, whitetail deer lose their antlers. On cue, in the South and Midwest, shed hunters strapped with ...

Finding an antler can answer that question. Whitetail deer throughout the state typically cast off or “shed” their antlers beginning in February and accelerating through March.

In this article, we’ll cover the main differences between reindeer (or caribou) and whitetail deer and explain to. While someone who doesn’t know anything about animals might confuse them, ...