Hunting

From southern Alaska to northern Mexico and the Pacific Coast to the Rocky Mountains, classical mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) abound. They call western North America home. With a population ranging from 3–4 million, these tough species derive their name from their massive, mule-like ears. While some areas have steady herds, others experience reductions brought on … Read more

Imagine a lifelike crown of antlers and a South American marsh-dancing beast with slender legs crossing shimmering rivers. Scientifically known as Blastocerus dichotomus, marsh deer are as elegant as they are evasive; they will be equally hip in the wild landscape in 2025 as low-rise jeans are right now. Though jaguars and piranhas get more … Read more

The smallest ungulates on Earth are these hoofed animals, Tragulidae, evolved from either deer or rodent. The remarkable adaptations and unusual habits of the mouse deer fascinate researchers and outdoor enthusiasts greatly. Although one species could be found in Central and West Africa, these amazing creatures are typically found in the South and Southeast Asian … Read more

Originally found in East Asia, sika deer (Cervus nippon) were brought to the UK in the 19th century and have since grown to be somewhat plentiful. Famously for their unique sounds, agility, and secretive character, these deer have evolved into an intriguing species in British forests. Their existence, though, also begs questions about hybridization with … Read more

Though small, the muntjac deer has made a lasting impression on English scenery. Originally brought to Woburn Park in Bedfordshire in the early 1900s, these secretive, dog-sized deer swiftly expanded from China. Renowned as “barking deer,” muntjacs are solitary creatures that flourish in urban, suburban, and forest settings. Though there seem to be no threat, … Read more

Fascinating creatures that have arrived in North America by human introduction include fallow deer. Originally from Europe, these elegant animals are now found all throughout the United States and Canada. But whence did they arrive? The history of fallow deer in North America will be discussed in this page together with its traits, habitat, and … Read more

Among the most elegant animals in the outdoors are red deer. For millennia, people have been enthralled with these animals because of their elegant movements and amazing antlers. Found throughout North America, Asia, and Europe, red deer are absolutely vital in their habitats. Everything from their amazing antlers to their wild survival techniques is covered … Read more

Reindeer are not only Christmas icons; they are also quite important for environmental protection. Maintaining the frozen permafrost of the Arctic and lowering carbon emissions, these animals help slow down world warming. Reindeer affect the ground in ways that assist to fight climate change, according to scientists. But just how they accomplish it? Let’s investigate … Read more

White-tailed deer are amazing animals stalking North American meadows and forests. Famous for their unusual white tail, both professionals and environmentalists have grown enthralled with these animals. Find amazing facts about white-tailed deer about habitat, behavior, and more. From their unconventional means of communication to their incredible adaptation, these graceful animals will teach you a … Read more

One important consideration can help you raise your chances of catching that elusive huge buck: where they sleep. Since deer are creatures of habit, knowing their regions of bedding will help you to advance your hunt. While every region is unique, Bucks select their beds depending on cover, safety, and accessibility to food supplies. There … Read more