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No change in size ,  04:39, April 18, 2007
doe, not foe, DUH!
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[[Image:deer.jpg|right|250px|thumb|A white-tailed foe and two fawns.]]
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[[Image:deer.jpg|right|250px|thumb|A white-tailed doe and two fawns.]]
 
'''Deer''' can be found throughout the entire western [[United States]], including in [[desert]] climates. All varieties of deer have slender legs. Most are brown or gray in color, with white spots characterizing the young, and in a few species, the adults. The males have antlers. The antlers are normally branching to form 2 equal forks, sometimes with curving antlers with a number of points (tines) branching from the main beam.
 
'''Deer''' can be found throughout the entire western [[United States]], including in [[desert]] climates. All varieties of deer have slender legs. Most are brown or gray in color, with white spots characterizing the young, and in a few species, the adults. The males have antlers. The antlers are normally branching to form 2 equal forks, sometimes with curving antlers with a number of points (tines) branching from the main beam.
  
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