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Colombian Black-tailed deer: These are the
most numerous deer in the state. Their range is coastal mountains from Oregon to
Santa Barbara. |
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California mule deer: These are the second
most abundant deer in California. These are generally found in along the western
slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. |
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Rocky Mountain mule deer: The largest deer
in California and the third most abundant species in the state. Their range is
throughout the west and along the eastern slope of the Cascade-Sierra Nevada chain to
Southern Modoc county |
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Southern mule deer: These deer occupy portions of
San Diego, Orange and West Riverside counties. I have personally hunted these deer
and to me these are some of the smallest deer I have ever seen. |
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Burro mule deer: These deer inhabit the
southeastern deserts in Santa Bernadino and Imperial counties. |
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Inyo mule deer: DFG has some new information and
because of that may reclassify this deer. |
