A Whitetail Doe In A Field. This Doe White Tail Deer Was Standing In A Field. In The United States, The Virginia White-Tail, O. Virginianus Virginianus, Is Among The Most Widespread Subspecies. The White-Tailed Deer Species Has Tremendous Genetic Variation And Is Adaptable To Several Environments. Several Local Deer Populations, Especially In The Southern States, Are Descended From White-Tailed Deer Transplanted From Various Localities East Of The Continental Divide. Some Of These Deer Populations May Have Been From As Far North As The Great Lakes Region To As Far West As Texas, Yet Are Also Quite At Home In The Appalachian And Piedmont Regions Of The South.

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