White-tailed Deer

_Specimen examined_ (1).--8-1/2 mi. N, 1-1/2 mi. E Camp Crook, 1.

The white-tailed deer is less abundant in northwestern South Dakota

than is _O. hemionus_, but a number were seen by members of our parties

(in Deer Draw of the Slim Buttes, for example), and local residents

reported many sightings to us. Visher (1914:82) earlier recorded this

species as once "fairly plentiful in the forest reserves" in Harding

County, but stated that it had become rare when he made his biological

survey of the area in 1910 and 1912.

~Antilocapra americana americana~ (Ord, 1815)

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