The Whitetail Buck is "in velvet" in August and then by rubbing its horns against branches and trunks of trees, it removes the velvet to reveal the shiny horns.
Photo by Bill Kinney
1995
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Visitors to Grand Canyon National Park oft-times see native deer browsing about the grounds of El Tovar. Wild deer of this species abound on both North and South rims.
Hotels-Shops Restaurants - Fred Harvey
1950
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Curious White Tail Bucks
This card has a texture to it that is different to other cards. It's like stippling in quilting.
1989
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Found throughout Wisconsin, the majestic white-tail stands about 3 feet tall at the shoulder, can sprint up to 40 mph and leap over barriers as wide as 30 feet and as high as 8 feet. They are named for their banner-like tails which are raised when they become alarmed.
Photo by Donna DeGrave
1991
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C.T. (Curt Teich) Wild Life Scenes - 10 subjects
1951
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