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A Deer Hunter's Photo Album


Whitetail is a North American deer and is also called Virginia deer (Odocoileus virginianus) having a grayish coat that turns reddish brown in late spring and a tail that is white on the bottom.

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All American Whitetail Deer
Wary Bucks
Whitetail Deer
Some game records show 70% of hunter harvest bucks are 1.5 years old.
In West Virginia all other game played second fiddle to whitetails.
Deer fights, it is a spectacle to behold.
Fights between bucks are actuallly quite rare occurrences.
Deer on the prowl.
Whitetails where you least expect them.
No Boone and Crockett Club rack here.
The flash of a buck's flag still work their magic on West Virginia deer hunters
Pictures Taken While Traveling and Hunting. To take the myth and mystery out of whitetail hunting would be to destroy a rich and enduring tradition. Every year, hundreds of thousands of deer hunters head for their hunting camps in West Virginia.




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West Virginia

Out-of-control deer herds and solutions to deer problems. What do we do with all the deer? Some of West Virginia residents want to bring back natural predators to control the deer herd. Should the wolves and mountain lions be reintroduced in West Virginia. Some people think coyotes will control the deer and others want the state to loosen deer hunting restrictions. Obviously, people get different opinions on this subject of deer control.

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