1. The White Tail Deer
Written and Illustrated by
Brandon

2. About the Author
I like going on
Bike rides and going to
friends.
I also like like cooking my
favorite
Thing to cook is making
salsa.
I picked this animal
because it looked
Very interesting.

3. Who Am I
• White Tailed Deer ;the White
Tailed Deer is tan or brown in
the summer and grayish
brown in the winter it has
white on its throat ; around its
eyes ; and nose ; the White
Tail Deer also weighs
between 150pounds and
300pounds and females
weigh between 90poundsand
200pounds.

4. The Early Years
• The doe’s will leave
their fawns alone
hidden and will
leave it for hours
alone
• female fawns may
stay with their
mothers up to 2
years

5. Habitat Sweet Habitat
• The White Tail Deer
live in wooded
areas. The wooded
areas are made with
trees and grass.

6. What’s on the menu
• White Tail Deer are
a plant eater.it
follows well-use
trails to its feeding
areas.

7. Making Tracks
• White Tail Deer are
very good runners .
They can up to 30 miles
an hour. They are also
good swimmers. There
tracks look like harts.
You can find these
animal tracks in the dirt
or,sand or snow.

8. Simply Irresistable
• In some areas,deer
over population is a
problem. Young and
old deer often get
sick in the winter
and die.

9. Where in the World
• The White Tail Deer
can be found in
Southern Canada
and most of the
United States.

10. • Did you know when • Deer need to cross
a doe has no fawns the road to get to
she is usually food and water.
solitary. Did you
know deer feed in
early morning and in
late afternoon.
Female deer can
only have one baby
fawn a year.

11. Resource List
• http://www.conservationphotos.com/Gallery/Wildlife/wildlife images/White Tail Deer
Nissitissit Meadows Pepperell MA_DSC0033 - 2007-06-02.jpg picture slide one
• http://www.wildtexas.com/wildguides/whitetail.php PICTURE SLIDE 4
• http://www.astrosplayground.com/photography/Wildlife/deer_anne_white.jpg picture slide
3
• http://www.northernimages.com/photos/349204387_XtwGB-M-1.jpg picture slide 5
http://www.cirrusimage.com/Trees/river_birch_2.jpg