My boy's antlerless Elk success

DallanC · Site Admin Joined: Jan 18, 2005 Posts: 3572 Location: Utah

Also Blacktail deer along the far west coast and we have Coues deer down in the south west (AZ, Texas). I don't know much about coues though.

-DallanC

Vince

Pretty much all of the deer species we have out here in Australia are concentrated on our eastern seaboard. I'm not really aware of any deer on the west coast. I think I would have to say our most prolific deer type us Fallow, with Red, Sambar, Chital, Rusa and Hog deer are the only ones that have formed viable populations, as I say predominantly on the East Coast.

shrpshtrjoe

Vince wrote:

shrpshtrjoe wrote:

Vince wrote:

Do you have to go into a ballot for tags for the early muzzleloader season Joe? Time to go get some mate.

No draw or ballet .. One buck and ten does allowed for muzzleloader season Very Happy

That's a real bonus mate. Is the muzzleloader season species specific, or are all deer species fair game?

We have sika deer in a few of the southern counties that have different regulations and bag limits but can be hunted in all the seasons on our standard licence it's whitetail's every where else in MD Very Happy

Azar · Member Joined: Jan 04, 2010 Posts: 275 Location: Utah

Dallan,

Coues Deer are simply a subspecies of white-tailed deer. A bit smaller bodied due to the high temp areas in which they live. And suposedly very skittish by reputation.

That's the extent of my knowledge of Coues. Smile