White tailed Deer

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White tailed Deer

• They very in size, Raises tail, when in danger.
• Found in swamps, forests, woods, and river
  bottoms.
• They eat forbes, grasses, shrubs, and fungi.

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Mule Deer
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Elk

• Massive antlers 6 or more points
• reddish brown with dark brow neck
• mountains,meadows,foothills
• grass,forbs,bark and brush
• carry 8.5 months
• 8 to 14 yrs old

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Moose

• Very large hoofed mammal. Brown 6 ft tall.
• Lives in bogs and swamps.
• Herbivours. Breeding in early fall. Twin calves.
• 1000 lbs and massive antlers

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Caribou

• Its a mediumsized member . Its brown with a
  white butt. It 5.5 to 7.5 feet with 5 inch tail
  the bulls may weigh up to 300 lbs.
• It lives in canada,and alaska.
• It eats grasses
• it lives 6 to 8 years.

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Musk Ox
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Bison

• Large hoofed mammal chocolate brown coat that
  is 10 feet long and 6 feet tall they can weigh up
  to 900 lbs but some have been found larger . Live
  in North America and are herbivores.

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Pronghorn

• Tan, with horns and white rump patch.
• live in prairies, plains, and adapt well.
• Herbivores, eat sagebrush and grasses.
• Breed in October and Nov. and conceive 7 to 8
  months later.

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Big Horn Sheep

• Description- Large curly horns, brown in color,
  250 lb.
• Habitat- Mountains
• Feeding Habits- Herbivores, graze in pastures
• Life cycle- 12- 14 years old, give birth to
  single lamb, breed in Nov. and Dec.

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Mountain Goat
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Mountain Lion

• Large,long tailed cat. Tan to grayish in color
• Lives in forests,mountains and deserts
• feeds on smaller mammals and white-tailed deer

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Grey Wolf

• Large dog-like predator thick coat of fur bushy
  tail male weighs about 100 to 150 lbs. Females
  slightly smaller. 3.5 to 5 ft. length 16 in. tail
• open forests and Tundra Minnesota, Michigan,
  Northern rocky states. Canada and Alaska strong
  holds.
• Eat anything from mouse to moose occasionally eat
  ripe fruit and berries
• dominant male and female produce

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Black Bear

• 5 to 6 feet,average weight 300 to 600 lbs.
• Lives in swamps,bogs,forested areas and
  mountains.
• Feed on insects and large mammals,berries
• life span in wild 12 to 15 years.

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Grizzly Bear

• Largest predator
• Alaska, Yellowstone NP, Canada
• 500-1000 lbs.
• berries, fish, mammals
• 20 to 30 yrs. Living
• 1-4 cubs, avg. 2
• born in Jan and Feb

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Polar Bear

• Large white-yellowish color
• 6.5-8ft long
• weighs 600-800lbs
• Lives on rock shores and ice floes in the islands
  of the Artic
• Mate in June/July, average 2 cubs, give birth in
  Jan.
• Carnivores seals, whales, walrus
• Can live up to 20 years