. L'enciclopedia dello sport. hern California. Con la sola eccezione per gli HAPS, delle orecchie, può essere descritto come una mano-Alcuni cervi, sebbene non sia la majesticappearance del apiti {Ceniis canadensis)né la grazia del cervo comune {Cer-vusvirgi/iiiuiiis). Color-Questo varia secondo la seasonof l'anno, l'estate rivestire essendo un ottuso yellowturning verso l'autunno e inverno a grigio. Thebelly è molto scuro, quasi nero, becominglighter verso l'inguine, mentre tra thethighs è quasi bianco, questo colore che si estende di Mule Deer enciclopedia DELLO SPORT 55 la groppa, e

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. The encyclopaedia of sport. hern California. With the exception, per-haps, of the ears, it may be described as a hand-some deer, although it has not the majesticappearance of the apiti {Ceniis canadensis)nor the gracefulness of the common deer {Cer-vusvirgi/iiiuiiis). Colour—This varies according to the seasonof the year, the summer coat being a dull yellowturning towards autumn and winter to grey. Thebelly is very dark, almost black, becominglighter towards the groin, while between thethighs it is nearly white, this colour extending to MULE DEER THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPORT 55 the rump, and making a conspicuous markwhen the animal is viewed a posteriori. Belowthe knees and hocks the legs are of a darkcinnamon colour, which, however, becomeslighter as the season advances. The foreheadis generally dark, in some cases nearly black, toa point ending between the eyes, while thethroat is frequently almost white. The tail, which varies from 6 to lo inches in length, is ofa yellowish white colour, with the exception of. Mule Deer. (No. i.)Shot Sffl. ^i)th, iSES, on the Wilhams River, Colorado, U.S.A. a tuft of hair at the extreme point, which isblack. Different individuals, however, varysomewhat in regard to colouring. Antlers—These appear to be subject toconsiderable variations in shape, in some indivi-duals the beam and tines having a greatergeneral inward tendency than in others. Theaverage pair of antlers shows lo points (althougha much greater number is by no means un-common) and may be described as spreadinglaterally and upwards from the head in a linewith the face with a double bifurcation of the beam, each bifurcation forking into two tines.One or more snags appear from 2 to 3 inchesabove the burr. The accompanying illustrationsare from photographs of the heads of deer killedin Colorado, and are good specimens, although, perhaps, a little above the average in the casesof Nos. I and 2 and far above in the case ofNo. 3. In No. I the right horn is 25 inches long, ro

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