Mule Deer
Nez Perce Valley
They gained their name from their large, mule-like ears which they can move independently, allowing them to survey their surroundings for sounds of potential danger. They are often confused with white-tailed deer but, fully formed, mature mule deer racks are taller and broader than those on whitetails. They are also bifurcated, forking in two directions as they grow, splitting again to create more tines (points).
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Star Rating
Trophies (male only)
| Range | Stars | ||||
| 100-264 |  | ||||
| 265-339 | | | |||
| 340-399 | | | | ||
| 400-459 | | | | | |
| 460-500 | | | | | |
Animal Data
1 kb = 2.2 lbs (quick math) times (x) per kg by 2
| Age (years) | Male Weight | Famale Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Young 1-3 | 50-90 kg | 40-60 kg |
| Adult 4-6 | 91-140 kg | 61-80 kg |
| Mature 7-12 | 141-200 kg | 81-100 kg |
Daily Life Cycle
Young / Adult
Adult / Mature
Mature / Young
1 Star vs 2 Star Mature
