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- CouesWhitetail. com | The leading internet resource for . . .
The Coues Whitetail (properly pronounced “cows”, but almost everyone pronounces it “coos”) is a small subspecies of white-tailed deer found in Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico This deer has developed such a reputation for being able to vanish from view in the smallest amount of cover that it is frequently referred to as the “Grey Ghost”
- Coues Deer Facts Information (subspecies of White Tailed Deer)
Coues deer hunting is an exciting challenge for hunting enthusiasts These deer are harder to hunt than other species, partly because of their smaller size Let’s discover more about hunting this rare deer species
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The Coues whitetail inhabits the states of Arizona and New Mexico, and Mexico In Arizona, the majority of Coues populations occur in the southeastern region of the state However, a sizeable population also exists in and around the Mogollon Rim
- Coues Deer - Arizona State Parks Trails
Coues deer bucks (males) are only about 30 inches tall at the shoulder, and only the biggest bodied specimens will attain weights of over 100 pounds As is commonly seen with other types of deer, Coues deer does (females) are somewhat smaller, and adults average about 65 pounds
- White-tailed Deer - Arizona Game Fish Department - AZGFD
Arizona’s other deer, the Coues’, is a subspecies of the white-tailed deer Coues’ deer are most common in Arizona’s southeastern mountains, but range up on to the Mogollon Rim and into the White Mountains They are most abundant in areas of predictable summer precipitation
- Coues Deer Animal Facts - Odocoileus virginianus couesi - A-Z . . .
Coues deer are among the smallest of the white-tail deer They stand around 30 inches at the shoulder, and the males weigh no more than 100 pounds Females tend to weigh closer to 65 pounds
- Coues Deer: Finding, Hunting, and Appreciating This Special . . .
The coues deer - odocoileus virginianus couesi - is a whitetail subspecies found exclusively in North America, primarily in southeastern Arizona as well as New Mexico and Sonora, Mexico
- Facts About The Coues Deer - myhuntingblog. com
The Coues deer (Odocoileus virginianus couesi), often called the "grey ghost," is a subspecies of the white-tailed deer native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico Here's an overview to prepare you for your hunt:
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