The Urgency of Protecting North America’s Endangered Species North America, home to diverse ecosystems—from Arctic tundras to tropical forests and desert…
What Is Habitat Conservation? Habitat conservation refers to the deliberate management of natural environments to protect, restore, and sustain wildlife populations,…
Two Icons of the American West Few mammals better symbolize the rugged wilderness of western North America than the mule deer…
Introduction The early life stages of white-tailed deer—Odocoileus virginianus—are fraught with challenges. From birth to independence, fawns undergo rapid development driven…
Explore the story, science, and legacy behind the greatest typical whitetail ever scored. Why This Deer Matters When you talk trophies,…
Whitetail deer antlers stand among nature’s most remarkable annual marvels—completely regenerating each year. They grow faster than any mammalian bone, driven…
The white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) is one of the most widespread and adaptable mammals in the Americas. Recognizable by the white…
Light Rain: Minimal Impact on Movement Deer are generally unaffected by light rain. They continue their routine activities such as feeding…
The Columbian white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus leucurus) is a distinctive subspecies of the white-tailed deer, native to the Pacific Northwest of…
For deer hunters, the pursuit of a 170-class whitetail buck represents the pinnacle of achievement. A 170 in whitetail buck epitomizes…