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The Siberian roe deer is a subspecies of roe deer that is native to central and northern Asia. They are smaller in size compared to other species of roe deer and have distinctive light-colored spots on their brown or gray fur. Siberian roe deer feed mainly on vegetation, such as leaves, shoots, and bark, and are active during the early morning and late evening.
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The Siberian Roe Deer is somewhat larger than its European counterpart and has a thicker, longer winter coat to withstand colder temperatures. Its antlers are also typically bigger.
Native to northeastern Asia, Siberian Roe Deer are commonly found across Siberia, stretching from the Ural Mountains to northeastern China and parts of Mongolia.
The ideal hunting period is during the rut, which typically occurs in August and September. During this time, males are more active and easier to spot.
They are versatile and can be found in various habitats, including forests, meadows, and steppe regions, but they generally prefer forest edges.
Their alert nature and keen senses make them quick to detect potential threats. Additionally, the rugged Siberian terrain can be challenging for hunters unfamiliar with the area.
A lightweight, accurate rifle is preferred. Good quality binoculars are essential for spotting, and considering the Siberian climate, warm and durable clothing is a must.
Their meat is tender, lean, and has a mild gamey flavor, making it a favorite among many who appreciate wild game.
Always be familiar with local regulations, use the right ammunition for a clean shot, and avoid taking speculative shots, especially at longer ranges.
While both are branched, the Siberian Roe Deer's antlers are generally larger and have a more pronounced curve.
Yes, Craig Boddington Endorsed Outfitters offer guided hunts in Siberia for the Roe Deer. Their experienced guides ensure a well-planned, ethical, and immersive hunting adventure in this pristine wilderness.
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