Look for traits in the print, such as a longer toe or a chipped hoof, to help you stay on the tracks of a specific deer. The width of the hoofprint can tell you more about the size of the deer ...

Without the white stuff ... the tracks on a bit of powdery snow are often at their daintiest. The animal is up on its toes. But when the deer decides to run a bit, the hoof becomes splayed ...

OUTAGAMIE COUNTY (WLUK) -- A citizen-science project to help track the white-tailed deer population is underway across Wisconsin. The Department of Natural Resources started Operation Deer Watch ...