The White Tailed Deer is distinctly an adaptable animal, cable of living in a lot of different areas, ranging from swamps like in Florida to dry desert lands likw in Mexico and Texas. For the most part, they’re found in southern Canada and almost all over America.

Ideally, they inhabit places with bushy thickets, which enable them to hide within them and also get food from it. The most suitable environments include a mixture of croplands, hardwoods, brushlands and pasturelands.

Usually, in the summer, meadows and fields become their habitats, as the segments of broad-leaved greenwood are used as shade.

During the Winter, they predominately keep to foresets, utilizing the coniferous stands as shelter from the relentless weather and elements.