Pregnant Whitetail Does at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Discover why some Whitetail Deer Does in Oklahoma’s Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge appear pregnant in early June, even after the typical birthing season.
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Whitetail Does in Solitude: A Sign of Springtime Birthing?
Spotting Whitetail Does by themselves? It’s a natural sign of spring! Learn about fawning season, why Does seek solitude, and how this ensures fawn survival.
Whitetail Deer – Surprisingly Strong Swimmers
The impressive swimming abilities of whitetail deer, including how far they can swim, why they swim, and how their bodies are adapted for swimming.
Patterning Whitetail Bucks | Insights for Wildlife Photographers
Learn about Whitetail Buck behavior patterns and how to increase your chances of observing and photographing them crossing bodies of water.
Whitetail Antler Shedding: A Painless Process?
When Whitetail Bucks shed their antlers each year, it’s a natural process that research suggests is not painful. Learn about the deer antler cycle.
How Whitetail Bucks Move Through Thick Cover
An exploration of how whitetail bucks utilize various techniques like turning their antlers, ducking low, and picking paths to adeptly move through dense brush.
Nose-to-Nose Interaction Between Two Whitetail Bucks
A wildlife photographer captures a rare nose-to-nose moment between two Whitetail Bucks in an Oklahoma field. Explore theories on this intimate behavior.
Winter Movement of Whitetail Bucks at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Learn about the winter travel patterns, home ranges, and habitat usage of whitetail bucks at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma.