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Did you know...a 200-pound buck can eat as many as 225 acorns (3.5 pounds) per day?an area's deer density and buck-to-doe ratios are the two most important factors in determining when and why bucks make rubs?a white-tailed deer's nose operates best when humidity is above 40% and wind speeds are between 5 to 15 mph?Are you a full-blown whitetail enthusiast?Whitetails 2014 Daily Calendar provides full-color photos of deer throughout the seasons and hundreds of fascinating insights. This essential desk calendar will help you learn how does select fawning areas, what happens when a new buck enters a monarch's core area, where the best places are to find big bucks during the rut, and why young bucks disperse from their rearing areas.
This daily calendar investigates the behavior, biology, and habitat of white-tailed deer, offering practical insights for enthusiasts. Authored by the experts at Deer & Deer Hunting, this calendar utilizes a wealth of observational data and biological research to present a comprehensive look at whitetail deer. It aims to educate readers on critical factors influencing deer behavior, such as density, buck-to-doe ratios, environmental conditions, and seasonal changes. The primary argument is that understanding these elements is key to appreciating and effectively observing these animals.
This daily calendar is presented as an essential resource for whitetail enthusiasts, offering a consistent stream of factual information and visual content. The publisher's description highlights its utility for learning about deer ecology and behavior throughout the year. The inferred perspective is that this calendar serves as both an educational tool and a decorative desk item for those passionate about deer hunting and wildlife observation.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2013-08-13
Publisher:
Deer & Deer Hunting
ISBN-10:
1440238154
ISBN-13:
9781440238154
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