First, the Cervinae, which includes muntjacs, red deer, elks, and fallow deer. The Capreolinae includes caribou deer (reindeer), whitetail ... as well as for status and protection. The hooves of ...

Meanwhile, tourists and picnickers pause along the highway, drawn by the sweet scent of freshly harvested melons, picking up a few to savour. Fallow lands turn into thriving fields Jaintapur has seen ...

There are reliable strategies for aging both living and deceased deer. The number one rule is to never rely on antlers alone to age a buck on the hoof. “There’s one way to age a deer before it’s ...

Learn more Do you think your horse could benefit from one of the best hoof supplements to support healthy hoof growth? Horses hooves contend with many environmental challenges throughout the year ...

A shared passion for agriculture. This unlikely collective has scripted a success story in paddy cultivation by transforming large tracts of fallow land at Cheruppallam paddy polder, proving that ...

As you can see, the areas overlap. John Hafner Knowing where to shoot a deer for a quick kill is the responsibility of every deer hunter. Most of us were taught that the best place to shoot a deer is ...

The province of B.C. has announced plans to cull urban deer living in the Kootenay area, near the B.C.-Alberta border, in an attempt to stop the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD).

Six Nations fallow weeks have been built into championship format for years. For some they’re a chance for some much needed rest and recuperation, while others see them as a stick in the spokes of the ...

At this point, the only unwanted bits left in the deer should be what’s still holding on down in the pelvic area. Be a little careful here. Gently poke around to find the bladder, or piss sack ...

Moose are the largest type of deer, and muntjac and fallow deer are among the smallest. No matter the species, all deer have hooves and chambered stomachs, and they also eat plants. Deer of all kinds ...

When is the best time to hunt deer? Well, the short answer is whenever you can—right now if possible. If the season is open and you’ve got a few hours to yourself, get out there, because there ...