Definition of white-tailed deer in English:
white-tailed deer
(North American whitetail)
noun
A reddish to greyish American deer with white on the belly and the underside of the tail.
白尾鹿，弗吉尼亚鹿Odocoileus virginianus, family Cervidae
- In Brent Albritton, the antlered head of a whitetail deer serves as a bucket, complete with pelt-covered handle.
- Texas has youth-only autumn hunting seasons (usually a weekend) for squirrel, whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey and waterfowl.
- Cattle, sheep, and goats can thrive on actively managed landscapes, as can pronghorn antelope and whitetail deer.
- I've taken an even dozen whitetail and mule deer bucks at ranges from 20 meters to a full 80, all of which were one-shot kills.
- Point out that whitetail deer and elk populations are exploding and we respond that mule deer hunting isn't like it was.
- Native Americans hunted whitetail deer for colonists or offered food to them in exchange for manufactured goods from Europe.
- There should be whitetail and mule deer in abundance, and this is the most likely place to spot a golden eagle.
- Unlike their European counterparts, American wildlife managers generally recommend feeding whitetails only during severe winters or prolonged droughts.
- Studies have shown that 95 percent of adult female deer ticks feed on whitetails.
- Of the 38 deer species worldwide, the whitetail in the East and mule deer in the West are the two that cause the most problems for American gardeners.