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Значения термина tail deer на английском
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A lot of white- tail deer ran out, and they each shot one.
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In one case, we nailed the point of origin of six white- tail deer.
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A white- tail deer was drinking at the river's edge three hundred yards away.
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There was some white tail deer, and a right smart o' jack rabbits.
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The four black- tail deer would weigh fully 50 lbs.
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Shields killed a black tail deer & an antilope.
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The usual custom in bear-shooting is to kill a black- tail deer and to leave the body untouched.
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Roberts unloaded from the saddle the hindquarters of a black- tail deer he had shot just before sunset.
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Why, there's some frozen black- tail deer.
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We saw some of those queer beings that we called "two legs," riding upon big- tail deer (ponies).
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For all the wavering truth of trees reflected in rainwater, or the undulant disappearing bulk of the white- tail deer into the deer-coloured dusk
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The buffalo were put within a wire fence, which, when it was built, was found to have included both black- tail and white- tail deer.
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When he came up, he was somewhat dismayed to learn that he had not brought down the elk, but a black- tail deer instead.
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The chances for the wapiti and elk and the western mule and black- tail deer are brighter, provided that we move promptly for their protection.
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Al shot a fat black- tail deer, and just as he was going to stoop down to cut its throat, Bill yelled out to him:-
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Soon after leaving them we began to come across black- tail deer, singly, in twos and threes, and in small bunches of a dozen or so.