Posts Tagged ‘white-tail deer’
How deer survive the winter
When walking through deep snow, it’s always easier when someone else leads. That person gets tired breaking the trail, but everyone who walks in his or her footsteps has an easier time of it. That is one reason that deer congregate during the winter. When they all use the same network of trails through the Read More »
Read More5 things you didn’t know about white-tailed deer
Hollow hairs help them stay warm in the winter. Have you ever seen a deer that has snow on its back that doesn’t melt? It makes people shiver to think about walking around covered in snow — isn’t the deer freezing? However, it’s actually that frozen snow that shows just how warm a deer is. Read More »
Read MoreStuck in the rut — 8 facts about whitetail deer rut
You’ve probably heard of the rut. And if you’re a deer hunter, then you most definitely have. However, there may be some facts about rut that you’re not overly familiar with. Rut is a word for deer breeding season, not just the peak. It actually means all behaviors and activities associated with breeding season and Read More »
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