White-tailed deer may stand on their hind limbs to reach desirable plants ... and metatarsal (outside of the hind legs between ankles and hooves) glands provide clues about the sex, age, identity and ...

White-tailed deer have been hunted from the earliest migrations of people into North America, more than 15,000 years ago. The ...

Interdigital gland: The gland is located between a deer’s hooves. It releases a pasty substance with a distinctive odor. It is believed that a deer stressed from being wounded will displace a ...

He was given the slight build and tiny hooves of deer found at more southerly latitudes. The resemblance to white-tailed deer is even more pronounced in Rudolph’s peers, who all have tiny black ...

White-tailed deer seek out thermal cover — areas with ... Deer have developed techniques to access food beneath the snow. They use their hooves to paw through snow to reach buried vegetation ...

White-tailed deer can be found all over the state of New ... True albino deer, with pink eyes and white hooves, are extremely rare. Piebald deer are also pretty rare, making up less than 1% ...

"There's almost a complete set of white-tailed deer hoof cores." So, an invasive snake from Southeast Asia ate a deer. What's the big deal? Well, deer serve as the main base prey for Florida's ...

On Thursday, one of his PixCams cameras recorded a brief shot of a piebald white-tailed ... piebald deer can be nearly all white — but if they have brown eyes and black hooves, they’re not ...

Piebald deer are rare, with less than 2% of white-tailed deer being piebald. Piebald deer are different from albino deer, which have no pigment, pink eyes, and white or pink hooves.