WHITE-TAILED DEER

WHITE-TAILED DEER

White-tailed deer, doe (female). Picture taken Spring 2007 in Oakland County, Milford.

White-tailed deer, fawn. Picture taken Spring of 2007 in Oakland County, Milford.

White-tailed deer, 2 fawns. Picture taken Spring of 2007 in Oakland County, Milford.

White-tailed deer, fawn (female). Picture taken Spring of 2007 in Oakland County, Milford.

ELK

Elk, bull (male) standing. Picture taken September 21, 2008 in Otsego County, Gaylord.

Elk, young calf grazing. Picture taken September 21, 2008 in Otsego County, Gaylord.

White-tailed Deer are populated throughout the state. Fawns once per year (May or June) have white spots all over them. White-tailed deer's have a lifespan of 5-10 years. Elk are only populated in Otego County and parts of Cheboygan County, in the Lower Peninsula. Elk have a lifespan of 15-20 years.

White-tailed deer pictures were taken with a Fuji S700 digital camera. Elk pictures were taken with a Canon EOS D-SLR Rebel XT, with a Canon 100-300 zoom lens.

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