black-tailed deer

They could be no other than the ‘black-tailed deer’ of the Rocky Mountains—the cervus macrotis described by the naturalist Say.

Mr. Roosevelt tells us that the greatest number of black-tailed deer he ever killed in one day was three.

After no little toiling he reached the dead body, and found that he had shot a rather small black-tailed deer.

There were many black-tailed deer and elk along the river, and grizzlies were to be found in the open country.

Two black-tailed deer, with a few squirrels, and some small birds, were all the animals seen in the course of the day.