Common deer of temperate Europe and Asia.
Large northern deer with enormous flattened antlers in the male; called `elk' in Europe and `moose' in North America.
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The wapiti, like other deer, brings forth its fawns in the spring.
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The wapiti was carefully skinned, and the skin spread out to dry.
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Eight more wapiti were killed during the week, and fourteen smaller deer.
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Wolves don't often attack full-grown wapiti, except when wounded or crippled somehow.
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The extermination of the wapiti began with the settlement of the American colonies.
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Wolf reintroduction to Scotland: public attitudes and consequences for red deer management.
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In the hill country, sika interbreed with red deer and with elk.
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The red deer stags bellow at each other boorishly like radio hosts.
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Greasy from his lord's red deer,' said Bertram, 'or his tainted mutton.
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The red deer were sometimes dangerous, but none were even within sight!
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These we knew to be elk-thegreat American elk.
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The deer's flesh was sweet and tender, with a flavor like that of the American elk.
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The animals on the cover of Essential SNMP, Second Edition are red deer ( Cervus elaphus).
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(R. megarhinus, Christol), the wild bull and red deer (Bos primigenius, Boj., and Cervus elaphus, L.), the last two determined by Professor Rutimeyer.
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The animal making the easiest prey for the cougar is the elk.
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Then he quickly corrected himself, saying elk were, in fact, the target.
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The men were engaged in hunting and jerking deer and elk meat.
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There issued from the forest to the westward the stately Irish elk.
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The elk bugles, the moose roars and bawls, in desire or defiance.
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As Mercedes moved down the market, its A-Class hit the elk obstacle.
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Venison is in its prime when the elk's horns are in velvet.
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The elk raised his proud, antlered head and looked in my direction.
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They were three elk- abulland two cows-resting in the bleak forest.
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They clothe themselves in winter with good furs of beaver and elk.
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The elk ceased his bellowing The room filled with glancing morning shadows.
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Then he got help to drag the mother elk from the marsh.
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We've seen bear and moose and deer, rabbits and quail, pheasant, elk.
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The Crows often use elk horns as material, and carve them beautifully.
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So they took the shoulder blade of an elk and made mounds.
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After a time, they came in sight of a gang of elk.
