Mule Deer vs Whitetail: Tails. The tails of mule deer, left, and whitetails, right, are totally different, making it easy to differentiate the species from behind. John Hafner Photography.

Mule Deer vs. Whitetail Deer: The Face. Let’s assume a doe is either quartering toward you or standing broadside and looking your way. You can’t rely on tail or antlers to win the “mule deer vs.

Chances are it’s a doe deer that’s been alerted to your presence and is warning others. Deer talk to each other with sounds, smells and actions Skip to main content Skip to main content ...

Watch a Whitetail Deer Munch on a Dead Snake. This doe sure seemed to enjoy the unusual source of sustenance. By Sage Marshall Jun 12, 2023. Deer feed primarily—but not solely—on plants.

“They had all these deer exclosures available,” areas in a nearby forest that had been fenced to keep deer out, she says. She was interested in how the physical environment influenced the propagation ...