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The Whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) is found throughout the majority of the continental United States, Mexico, southern Canada, Central America and northern portions of South America as far south as Peru. There are also Whitetail subspecies known as the Coues and Carminis in Arizona, New Mexico, old Mexico and west Texas. Hunting Arizona Coues Deer, New Mexico Coues deer and Coues deer hunting in old Mexico is very challenging. The Whitetail deer gets its name from its prominent tail that is white on the underside and is displayed when the deer is alarmed. The Whitetail deer is the most hunted of the deer species. Whitetail deer hunting is enjoyed by millions each year as the Whitetail deer or one of its subspecies is found throughout the country. Some states have more Whitetail deer than others usually due to more suitable habitat. Texas whitetail deer hunting is enjoyed by both resident Texans and non residents each year. The Whitetail deer is hunted with an assortment of weapons. Other than rifle and shotgun, bowhunting whitetail deer is also a favorite. The Whitetail deer is considered by many to be the most challenging of all the deer to hunt. With its keen senses and tendency to cover a lot of ground when alarmed, the Whitetail deer is a very competent adversary in the hunting world. Although immensely popular in the States, whitetail deer hunting in Canada is also a favorite past time. Whether you are planning a trophy Whitetail deer hunt or just hunting the Whitetail deer for the sheer sport of it , and the delicious meat of course, be ready for a very challenging experience as you match wits with the magnificent Whitetail deer.

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