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Photo Essay: Wetland Whitetails

Learn more about one of North America's most popular game animals - whitetail deer

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Ducks Unlimited conserves wetlands and associated habitats for not only waterfowl, but many other species, including one of North America’s most popular game species – whitetail deer. Photo by John Ericksson/Images On the Wildside

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