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Jordan Her is a staff writer at Biology Insights specializing in large mammal ecology. He spent several seasons leading backcountry hunting expeditions through the western mountains, tracking wildlife across rugged alpine terrain. Her explains seasonal elk and deer behavior through a biological lens, following how changing forage and weather influence rut timing and herd movements throughout the year. He lives in Corpus Christi, Texas.

How Common Are Albino Deer? The Truth About Their Rarity
When Do Fawns Start Eating Grass and Forage?
What Do Elk Sound Like? Bugles, Mews, and More
What Time Do Deer Eat? Seasonal and Daily Feeding Times
Are There Elk in Nebraska? Populations and Locations
Do Does Have Antlers? The Biological Reasons Why
Can Deer See Camouflage? The Science of Deer Vision
Do Moose Shed Antlers? How the Process Works
Do Female Moose Have Antlers? The Rare Exceptions
When Is the Rut in Minnesota? An Annual Timeline
How Far Can a Whitetail Deer Smell? A Scientific Look
Do Deer Really Eat Chestnut Oak Acorns?
How Fast Can a Deer Go and What Influences Their Speed?
Do Bears Move in the Rain? Activity Patterns & Behavior
What Eats Mule Deer? Key Predators and Survival
At What Age Do Deer Typically Start Breeding?
Is the Black Brown Springbok Actually Rare?
What Kind of Deer Are in New Mexico?
Do Deer Move After a Rain? What the Science Says
How Does Fog Affect Deer Movement?
Why Do Bucks Shed Their Antlers Every Year?
Are There Pronghorn in Colorado? And Where to Find Them
How Far Can a Deer Run? Speed, Stamina, and Limits
When to Expect the Deer Rut in Michigan
When Do Deer Start Moving? Daily & Seasonal Patterns
What Do Deer Eat in Texas? Their Natural Diet Explained
If You Spook a Deer, Will It Return?
When and Why Do Stags Shed Their Antlers?
How Fast Can a Newborn Baby Deer Run?
Do Deer Change Color in the Winter?