Originally posted by guspup:
Do you have this type of Texas Whitetail as far south as Aguascalientes?
not as "free range" as there are 14 different subspecies of withetail deer in Mexico:
1. O.v. texanus Coahuila, Nuevo León, Tamaulipas y Chihuahua.
2. O.v. couesi Sonora, Chihuahua y Durango.
3. O.v. carminis Coahuila.
4. O.v. miquihuanensis Coahuila.
5. O.v. acapulcensis Sur de Michoacán y Guerrero.
6. O.v. veraecrucis Sur de Tamaulipas.
7. O.v. truei Sur de Quintana Roo.
8. O.v. oaxacensis Región de la sierra de Oaxaca
9. O.v. thomasi Campeche.
10. O.v. sinaloae Sinaloa y Jalisco.
11. O.v. Nelson Chiapas.
12. O.v. mexicanus Michoacán, Puebla, Querétaro, Guerrero y Oaxaca.
13. O.v. yucatanensis Campeche y Quintana Roo.
14. O.v. toltecus Oaxaca.
O.v is for "Odocoileus Virginianus" whitetail deer scientfic name, acording to the next map deer in Aguascalientes could be coues or miquihuanensis
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ImageShack.us However a lot of Hig Fence ranchs are now offering "Texas whitetails" across the country where they are breed and managed same as "exotics"