The Quality Deer Management Association Director Of Conservation and Wildlife Biologist Kip Adams, walks you through the process of aging a whitetail deer via jawbone. Aging deer can help you to better understand the deer herd and relative age of deer on your property. It also adds a cool new element and appreciation in the harvest of an old mature deer, buck or doe! #landbeat | Whitetail Properties

Our Okanogan District Wildlife Biologist Scott Fitkin captured these moments between a mule deer doe and her new fawn. Scott says new fawns are on the ground, many just a week old, and even if they appear to be abandoned, leave them alone – Mom is foraging nearby to ready herself for another feeding. | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife