The late winter deer harvest benefits other forest scavengers. Tiny mice and chickadees, foxes and fishers, as well as bobcats and eagles claim their share of the late winter deer harvest.

Well, the good news is that deer—whether they are blacktails on the West Coast, mule deer in the Rockies, or whitetails in virtually every other place—are wonderfully adapted to surviving winter.

The puzzle asks you to find the deer that's hidden in the forest scene. It sounds very simple but is actually much harder than you'd expect. That's because deer are masters of camouflage.

The Deer Path Art League (DPAL) proudly celebrated the 69th annual Art Fair on the Square this past Labor Day weekend, marking a monumental return to the historic Market Square in downtown Lake ...

Research by the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Penn State University discovers the truth about deer movements during rut, ...

See if you can spot the deer hidden in this winter forest scene – only those with great vision and problem-solving skills ...

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Starting this Thursday, four winter range closures take effect across the Deschutes National Forest to provide critical habitat for deer and elk, officials said Tuesday ...

Densities of white-tailed deer for winter yards may approach or exceed 100-125 individuals per square mile, but are 4-25 deer per square mile for summer. Additional References. Behrend, D.F. 1966.

Put your perception skills to the test with this fiendishly difficult brainteaser that asks you to find the hidden deer in the cold winter forest - can you spot it? Comments. Lifestyle.

The Deer Path Art League announces its 69th Annual Art Fair on the Square, among the oldest continuously running art fairs in the nation. This special event will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m ...

See if you can spot the deer hidden in this winter forest scene – only those with great vision and problem-solving skills have worked out the puzzle. Share. by Zahna Eklund, Natalie King; ...