The Wildlife Identification Guide help hunters understand more about the species they are pursuing or seeing in the field. This guide provides information on identification, habitat, ecology, reproduction, range, and distribution for duck, goose, deer, elk, mountain lion, antelope, and other wild game species.

Want to know where elk or deer live? What they like to eat? Or what their tracks look like? All this and more is available in the Wildlife Identification Guide.

Birds

Upland Game Birds
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for grouse, pheasant, quail, and other upland game birds.

Waterfowl
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for ducks and geese.

Mammals

Bears
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for bear.

Cats
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for bobcat, lynx, and mountain lions (cougar).

Chipmunks, Squirrels, and Prairie Dogs
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for chipmunks, squirrels, and prairie dogs.

Hoofed Mammals
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for deer, elk, antelope, and other hoofed mammals.

Large Rodents
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for beaver and other large rodents.

Rabbits and Hares
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for rabbits and hares.

Weasels, Skunks, and Their Kin
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for weasels, skunks, badgers, and their kin.

Wolves, Foxes, and Coyotes
Learn about the habitat, range, breeding habits, identifying characteristics, and other information for wolves, foxes, and coyotes.

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