Missouri whitetail deer bucks typically shed their velvet in late August through September. This process is a significant part of their annual cycle at RBR and is closely tied to the changes in their behavior, physical condition, and social dynamics as they prepare for the upcoming rut (breeding
In September, whitetailed deer undergo several significant behavioral changes as they transition from the late summer period into the early stages of the fall. This month is crucial as it marks the beginning of their preparation for the upcoming rut (breeding season) and the colder months ahead
In August, white-tailed deer undergo several important physiological and behavioral changes as they prepare for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. Here’s a closer look at their activities and characteristics during this late summer month: Physical Condition and Appearance Antler Growth: Velvet
White-tailed deer fawns (here at Record Breaking Ranch) typically stay with their mothers for about one year, although this period can vary slightly depending on environmental conditions and regional variations. Here are the key stages of a fawn’s development and its time spent with its
Whitetailed deer have several specialized glands that play crucial roles in communication, marking territory, and mating behaviors. Here are the main glands found in whitetailed deer, their locations, and their functions: 1. Preorbital Glands Location: In front of the eyes. Function: Used for
August heat can indeed be challenging for deer in the Midwest, including white-tailed deer at Record Breaking Ranch. The high temperatures and often dry conditions of late summer create a variety of stressors for these animals. Here are some key points about how August heat affects deer and what
White-tailed deer have keen senses, and their vision plays a crucial role in their ability to detect predators and navigate their environment. Here are some key points about how well deer can see: Visual Acuity and Field of Vision Field of Vision: Deer have a wide field of vision, around 310
In June, white-tailed deer at Record Breaking Ranch in Fulton, Missouri are experiencing a relatively calm period following the spring fawning season. Here’s what you can expect in terms of their behavior, habitat use, and management considerations during this time: Behavior and Habitat
Spring is a critical time for preparing for the upcoming whitetail deer hunting season. Proper preparation can improve your chances of a successful hunt and ensure that you’re ready when the season opens. Here are some key steps for spring prep: 1. Scouting and Habitat Management Trail Cameras: Set
The first fawn sighting of the year at Record Breaking Ranch is an exciting event for wildlife enthusiasts, hunters, and nature lovers. Fawn sightings at Record Breaking Ranch typically begin in late spring and early summer, depending on the region and the timing of the whitetail deer breeding
