The first part of the common name refers to the 6-11 inches, bushy tail which the animal erects when disturbed, displaying the white hairs of the outer edge and under surface. Long, slender legs - ...
The population of white-tailed deer in the Southern Peninsula of Michigan has been fluctuating for years. After nearly going extinct in the late 1800s due to excessive hunting, the white-tailed deer ...
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Wildlife Wednesday: How Michigan's white-tailed deer survive winter's chillLearn about the techniques deer employ to conserve energy, stay warm and find food in Michigan's harsh winter environment.
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