do axis deer breed with whitetail?
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Whitetail and axis, sika, fallow should not be able to cross breed at all. They are all deer species, but not related closely enough for breeding.
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Whitetail bucks become a little careless and much more active through rut season as they chase a doe through the woods. ... Based off of studies and scientific tracking experts are predicting Ohio Whitetails to see an early rut this season. Rut dates are beginning the first week of November and ending mid to late November.
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In Mexico there are four species of deer: white-tailed deer, mule deer, red brocket and brown brocket. These ungulates have been an important part of the diet of indigenous people and rural communities, and represent an important resource for sport and trophy hunting.
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“The smoke will mask your odor and the deer will never smell you,” he said. “You need to try this. You can even hunt with the wind at your back and the deer won't spook.” ... Most whitetail hunters have no idea how well a deer can smell, and that they use their noses as their first line of defense—always.
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The University of Vermont Cooperative Extension and Colorado State University Cooperative Extension list coneflowers as deer-resistant plants. The spiny center and the aroma of the plant generally render it unpalatable to a picky deer.
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Just two species of deer are native to North America (they do occasionally interbreed): whitetail (Odocoileus virginianus) and mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus). A third group, the Pacific coastal (or Columbia) blacktail (O. h.
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Manchurian Wapiti hunting Russia It is smaller than North American elk (Cervus canadensis canadensis) with smaller and stouter antlers. ... This deer is the most red deer-like of the wapiti, being adapted to mixed deciduous forest environments in Manchuria, Yakutia, Northern China and North Korea.
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Rabbit/Hare. ... Two species are found in Michigan, the cottontail rabbit and the snowshoe hare. Both rabbits and hares are species adapted to being food for predators, such as hawks, owls, coyote, and foxes. They are able to reproduce at a fast rate and early age so their populations can tolerate a high level of predation ...
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Originally from southern India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, the axis deer was introduced to Hawaii in the 1860s. Then in 1932, it was introduced to Texas as a game animal. Many axis deer eventually escaped to become wild animals in Texas.
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They form the family Cervidae. A male deer is called stag or buck, a female deer is called doe, and a youngdeer is called fawn. There are about 60 species of deer.
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Found on the lower outside of the hind legs, odorless, metatarsal glands are larger in northern whitetail subspecies. Scientists think they may help whitetails in cold climates regulate body temperature and conserve energy.
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Axis deer are also called chital deer or spotted Indian deer. In India, the axis deer population has declined mainly due to habitat loss. Originally from southern India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, the axis deer was introduced to Hawaii in the 1860s. Then in 1932, it was introduced to Texas as a game animal.
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White-tailed deer fawns are born in late may or early June.
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Axis bucks can be in hard horn any time of the year. They grow and shed antlers on their own clock so in one heard there may be a newly shed buck, a hard horn buck and a buck in velvet.
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Never breed brothers to sisters. Other combinations are fine: father-to-daughter, mother-to-son, cousins, etc. ... You cannot sell the offspring as pedigree if their ancestry is not of the same breed going back four generations. You may mate rabbits of the same breed having different colors.
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Elk (Cervus canadensis), called wapiti in Europe, are one of the largest deer species. ... Another key difference between elk and deer, moose and reindeer is that male elk have a loud, high-pitched bugle which they sound during the morning and evening. On the other hand, deer only make occasional bleats.
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A moose is one of these: The world “elk” is sometimes used in Europe to refer to a moose, but in the US it's this thing, aka a wapiti. They are considered to be a separate species, but are close enough to the slightly smaller red deer to be able to interbreed with them and produce fertile offspring.