Whitetail
Whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) are medium-sized deer native to North America, historically most abundant in regions from southern Canada through the United States and into Central America; over time they have expanded their range and now occupy a wide variety of habitats across the continent. Recognizable by the white underside of their tail and the males’ branched antlers, whitetails favor mixed woodlands, agricultural edges, and brushy habitats where they browse shrubs, forbs, and mast; their adaptability to varied environments and flexible diet have allowed them to thrive in both wild and suburban landscapes.
Key Facts
Price : Doe
$500
Male whitetail deer typically weigh between 120 and 300 pounds, while females are smaller, usually 90 to 200 pounds. Gestation lasts about 6.5 months (around 200 days), and fawns can stand and nurse within minutes of birth; females reach sexual maturity at roughly 1 to 2 years, males at 1.5 to 3 years, and wild whitetail deer commonly live 6–14 years, with some reaching up to 20 years in protected conditions.
Price : Bucks
350" - 400" | $22,500
300" - 349" | $17,500
251" - 299" | $15,500
215" - 250" | $13,500
200" - 214" | $12,000
190" - 199" | $11,500
180" - 189" | $9,500
170" - 179" | $8,000
150" - 159" | $5,500
140" - 149" | $4,000
130" - 139" | $3,000
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