mule deer
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of mule deer
An Americanism dating back to 1795–1805
Example Sentences
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McIntosh has watched mule deer since he was a kid.
From Los Angeles Times
Santa Catalina Island’s mule deer are back in the crosshairs.
From Los Angeles Times
Scientists are now studying about 14 coyotes that live there, all of them related, to see how they interact with the island’s once-plentiful mule deer.
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That said, these two sites are a true escape, and you’ll likely see wildlife like mule deer and hear the howls of coyotes.
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More than any other animal, mule deer cause more injuries to visitors in the park, according to a National Park Service Instagram post.
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