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Axis Deer Male. Axis deer (axis axis) are easily identified by an orange coat with white spots similar to a whitetail fawn. The species was first described by german naturalist johann. Males weigh up to 243 lbs., while females typically max out at 100 lbs. Like other deer, the axis deer is an herbivorous herd animal with a highly generalized diet of grasses and vegetation. They differ even more in weight. A male can mate with more than one female. Tall at the shoulder, and females stand 28 in. Axis deer males grow massive antlers, usually with three to six points with brow tines, and can weigh up to 250 pounds. Male axis deer stand 35 in. Mature males and females have white patches on their throat while only mature males have. Examining the size of axis deer, adult males stand at around 35 inches at the shoulder, weighing anywhere between 145 to 250 pounds. The chital (/tʃɪtl/) or cheetal (axis axis), also known as spotted deer or axis deer, is a species of deer that is native in the indian subcontinent. When mating season comes, males start bellowing, indicating the beginning of.

Axis deer males grow massive antlers, usually with three to six points with brow tines, and can weigh up to 250 pounds. A male can mate with more than one female. They differ even more in weight. Axis deer (axis axis) are easily identified by an orange coat with white spots similar to a whitetail fawn. The chital (/tʃɪtl/) or cheetal (axis axis), also known as spotted deer or axis deer, is a species of deer that is native in the indian subcontinent. Mature males and females have white patches on their throat while only mature males have. Like other deer, the axis deer is an herbivorous herd animal with a highly generalized diet of grasses and vegetation. The species was first described by german naturalist johann. Male axis deer stand 35 in. Males weigh up to 243 lbs., while females typically max out at 100 lbs.

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Axis Deer Male The species was first described by german naturalist johann. The chital (/tʃɪtl/) or cheetal (axis axis), also known as spotted deer or axis deer, is a species of deer that is native in the indian subcontinent. Axis deer males grow massive antlers, usually with three to six points with brow tines, and can weigh up to 250 pounds. When mating season comes, males start bellowing, indicating the beginning of. Males weigh up to 243 lbs., while females typically max out at 100 lbs. The species was first described by german naturalist johann. They differ even more in weight. Like other deer, the axis deer is an herbivorous herd animal with a highly generalized diet of grasses and vegetation. Tall at the shoulder, and females stand 28 in. Mature males and females have white patches on their throat while only mature males have. Male axis deer stand 35 in. Axis deer (axis axis) are easily identified by an orange coat with white spots similar to a whitetail fawn. A male can mate with more than one female. Examining the size of axis deer, adult males stand at around 35 inches at the shoulder, weighing anywhere between 145 to 250 pounds.