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Most of the roe deer live in sparse forest belts, and most of them live in river valleys and gentle slopes (generally not more than 2400 meters above sea level). The roe deer is timid, lives in the dense forest during the day, and only moves in the open grass or bushes in the morning and evening. They are widely distributed in the three northeastern provinces of China.

They like to eat shoots, buds, leaves and all kinds of grass, small berries, mushrooms and so on. Generally, female roe deer and their offspring form a family group, usually 3-5, which moves in the early morning and dusk and feeds on grass, mushrooms and berries, while male roe deer only join the group in the midsummer.

The roe deer will reproduce during the delayed implantation period of 4-5 months. Wait until the right weather. Roe deer mainly mate in estrus from August to September. If the winter is too cold, the birth of the little roe deer will have to be postponed-the mother roe deer can control this time to ensure that the little roe deer is born in June. At this time, it is the mountainous area that begins to pick up, the grass grows and the warblers fly, and the small roe deer has enough time to grow up and face the cold winter.

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After the heavy snow in winter, hunters can easily "pick" roe deer in the Woods. This is not because the roe deer is too stupid, but a disaster caused by bad weather: the roe deer can't find food and its body can't adapt well to Zita Law, so it will soon get into trouble. In this case, the larger sika deer and red deer will live more easily than the roe deer.

Generally, when disturbed, they don't run far. When it is safe, it will come out again-usually to eat. People often see it in this kind of eating place, so it will come back soon-and fall into the hunter's net.