How's this for free lawn service--complete with fertilization. Note that there are a few yearling males with this group of females. They have grown small spike antlers, which they will lose in the spring just before starting to grow next year's antlers which are sure to be a larger set. At this time of year the adult males hang out together separate from the females. They can sometimes be seen in the National Park lands with their band of boys.
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