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Exploring Whitetail's
Whitetail Buck's
The white-tailed deer is a common deer species native to North and Central America. It is named for the white underside of its tail, which it raises as a warning signal. White-tailed deer are highly adaptable, living in forests, grasslands, and even suburban areas, and they feed on a variety of plants, including leaves, twigs, fruits, and nuts.
The Wow Factor!
On the ranch, the white-tailed deer are both immaculate and majestic, moving with a grace that seems almost otherworldly. Their coats gleam in the sunlight, clean and smooth, while the distinctive white underside of their tails flicks up like a bright flag whenever they sense movement or danger. Each step is careful and elegant, their alert eyes and poised posture giving them an air of quiet nobility. Watching them roam the open fields or slip silently through the trees, it’s easy to see why they are celebrated as one of nature’s most graceful and striking creatures.
A Size for All
The white-tailed deer on the ranch display a wide range of antler sizes, from the low hundreds up to more than 200+, each set impressive in its own way. Some bucks carry modest, elegant racks, while others boast massive, sprawling antlers that seem to command attention. This incredible variety in size adds to their majesty, making each deer a unique marvel to watch. Whether it’s a younger buck just beginning to grow his antlers or a fully mature giant, their presence on the ranch is both immaculate and awe-inspiring