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Author Topic: Can someone explain this?  (Read 1174 times)

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Offline Onin24Eagle

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How come two of these deer have black on their tails while the other one is the same color as the rest of its coat?

Something to do with age or is this one of those things that varies from animal to animal?

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Offline lentz

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the 2 deer with black tails are alot thicker than the one without im guessing the one with the brown tail just hasent gotten its winter coat yet

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Offline kenhuntin

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Two are blacktail deer and one is a whitetail.
 Kinda the same answer to the question of why when geese fly in a vee one side is most always longer. The answer to that is there are more geese on that side.
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