It's been a problem for decades in the northeastern part of Michigan's Lower Peninsula: bovine tuberculosis, a potentially serious infectious disease, persisting in wild whitetail deer populations.

Whitetail deer, as are other Cervidae, are termed “short-day breeders.” What that means is their hormones and pheromones are influenced to a great degree by light and photoperiodism.

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Kansas has a history of producing some of the largest whitetail deer — especially non-typicals ... Daniels got permission through the banker to hunt the 160 acres. On a warmer October ...

It’s bad time to be driving on country roads at night, but a great time to be a Midwestern whitetail deer hunter, because the chasing phase of the rut is on. Reports from across the region all ...

To make the cut for recognition by the Boone and Crockett Club itself, a typical whitetail needs a minimum score of 160 for an award ... score because 115-class deer, although a nice deer rack ...

The deer have eaten just about everything that can be eaten in the city parks and have fanned out through gate neighborhoods, destroying gardens and being hit by cars. A graduate class at Pitt ...

Scenes from a Suffolk Class AA boys basketball semifinal between Half Hollow Hills East and Deer Park on Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2024, at Longwood. Half Hollow Hills East's Rajveer Gujral looks to ...

But after weeks of relentless hunting, a Mississippi deer hunter walked away with a trophy 13-point that unofficially gross-scored 164 2/8. "I had pictures of this deer at the beginning of the ...