Deer - Revision history

HenryMaldon: recipe link

2009-09-13T01:28:25Z

recipe link

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	* ''Red deer'' -- a species of deer, Cervus elaphus		* ''Red deer'' -- a species of deer, Cervus elaphus
	* ''American elk'' or ''wapiti'' -- a species of deer, Cervus canadensis, until recently held to be the same species as red deer.		* ''American elk'' or ''wapiti'' -- a species of deer, Cervus canadensis, until recently held to be the same species as red deer.

			==Recipes Using Venison==

			* [[Stekys of venyson (recipe)\|Stekys of venyson]]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

HenryMaldon: deer species

2009-09-13T01:23:08Z

deer species

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	* ''Hind'' -- a female deer		* ''Hind'' -- a female deer
	* ''Fawn'' -- a young (immature) deer		* ''Fawn'' -- a young (immature) deer
			* ''Roe deer'' -- a species of deer, Capreolus capreolus
			* ''Fallow deer'' -- a species of deer, Dama dama
			* ''Red deer'' -- a species of deer, Cervus elaphus
			* ''American elk'' or ''wapiti'' -- a species of deer, Cervus canadensis, until recently held to be the same species as red deer.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

HenryMaldon: Old/New World details

2008-05-22T11:21:01Z

Old/New World details

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	Deer were widely distributed across the [[period]] world and were the subject of [[hunting]] since pre-history. Their [[meat]] (known as ''[[venison]]'' was eaten, and their hides used for [[clothing]], as [[leather]] for [[boot]]s, and for the covering of [[tent]]-type dwellings. Within period they were often treated as the preserve of the [[noble\|nobility]], and [[laws]] were enacted making it illegal for [[common]]ers to hunt or to harass deer. In England entire [[Royal]] [[forest]]s were set aside for the cultivation and hunting of the [[King]]'s deer, and savage [[Forest law\|Forest Law]]s enacted to protect these areas.		Deer were widely distributed across the [[period]] world and were the subject of [[hunting]] since pre-history. Their [[meat]] (known as ''[[venison]]'' was eaten, and their hides used for [[clothing]], as [[leather]] for [[boot]]s, and for the covering of [[tent]]-type dwellings. Within period they were often treated as the preserve of the [[noble\|nobility]], and [[laws]] were enacted making it illegal for [[common]]ers to hunt or to harass deer. In England entire [[Royal]] [[forest]]s were set aside for the cultivation and hunting of the [[King]]'s deer, and savage [[Forest law\|Forest Law]]s enacted to protect these areas.

	Deer are herbivorous ruminants, generally living in, or on the fringes of, wooded or forested areas. The deer of the [[Old World\|Old]] and [[New World]]s are treated by naturalists as separate groups, having, it is thought, evolved from separate origins in Siberia/[[America]] and in [[Asia]].		Deer are herbivorous ruminants, generally living in, or on the fringes of, wooded or forested areas. The deer of the [[Old World\|Old]] and [[New World]]s are treated by naturalists as separate groups, having, it is thought, evolved from separate origins in Siberia/[[America]] and in [[Asia]]. However, there are several different genera which are found in the Old World, some of which are also found in the New World, and the American elk or wapiti was once thought to be in the same species as the European red deer. The moose is still considered to be in the same species as the European elk.

	Some deer have [[antler]]s -- bony growths on the head -- rather than the [[horn]]s borne by other ruminants.		Some deer have [[antler]]s -- bony growths on the head -- rather than the [[horn]]s borne by other ruminants.

KarenLarsdatter: Added external link

2007-09-09T19:12:35Z

Added external link

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	* ''Hind'' -- a female deer		* ''Hind'' -- a female deer
	* ''Fawn'' -- a young (immature) deer		* ''Fawn'' -- a young (immature) deer

			== External Links ==
			* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=1304 Atlantian A&S Links: Deer]

	[[category:animal]]		[[category:animal]]

Cian: links, spelling, format

2006-10-12T03:09:49Z

links, spelling, format

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	A '''deer''' is a wild mammal used throughout history as a source of meat and leather (generally without informed consent on the part of the deer).		A '''deer''' is a wild mammal used throughout history as a source of [[meat]] and [[leather]] (generally without informed consent on the part of the deer).

	Deer were widely distributed across the [[period]] world and were the subject of [[hunting]] since pre-~~hisstory~~. Their [[meat]] (known as '''[[venison]]''' was eaten, and their hides used for clothing, as [[leather]] for ~~boots~~, and for the covering of [[tent]]-type dwellings. Within [[period]] they were often treated as the preserve of the [[noble\|nobility]], and laws were enacted making it illegal for [[common]]ers to hunt ~~oir~~ to harass deer. In England entire [[Royal]] [[forest]]s were set aside for the cultivation and hunting of the King's deer, and savage Forest ~~Laws~~ enacted to protect these areas.		Deer were widely distributed across the [[period]] world and were the subject of [[hunting]] since pre-history. Their [[meat]] (known as ''[[venison]]'' was eaten, and their hides used for [[clothing]], as [[leather]] for [[boot]]s, and for the covering of [[tent]]-type dwellings. Within period they were often treated as the preserve of the [[noble\|nobility]], and [[laws]] were enacted making it illegal for [[common]]ers to hunt or to harass deer. In England entire [[Royal]] [[forest]]s were set aside for the cultivation and hunting of the [[King]]'s deer, and savage [[Forest law\|Forest Law]]s enacted to protect these areas.

		⚫	Deer are herbivorous ruminants, generally living in, or on the fringes of, wooded or forested areas. The deer of the [[Old World\|Old]] and [[New World]]s are treated by naturalists as separate groups, having, it is thought, evolved from separate origins in Siberia/[[America]] and in [[Asia]].
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⚫	Deer are herbivorous ruminants, generally living in, or on the fringes of, wooded or forested areas. The deer of the [[Old World\|Old]] and [[New World]]s are treated by naturalists as separate groups, having, it is thought, evolved from separate origins in Siberia/America and in Asia

	Some deer have ~~antlers~~ -- bony growths on the head -- rather than the ~~horns~~ borne by other ruminants.		Some deer have [[antler]]s -- bony growths on the head -- rather than the [[horn]]s borne by other ruminants.

	===Vocabulary===		===Vocabulary===
	'''[[Stag]]''' -- a male deer~~<br>~~		* ''[[Stag]]'' -- a male deer
	'''Buck''' -- a young stag~~<br>~~		* ''Buck'' -- a young stag
	'''Hart''' -- a stag beyond its fifth year~~<br>~~		* ''Hart'' -- a stag beyond its fifth year
	'''Hind''' -- a female deer~~<br>~~		* ''Hind'' -- a female deer
	'''Fawn''' -- a young (immature) deer~~<br>~~		* ''Fawn'' -- a young (immature) deer

	[[category:animal]]		[[category:animal]]

Simoncursitor at 09:32, 11 October 2006

2006-10-11T09:32:31Z

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	'''Fawn''' -- a young (immature) deer<br>		'''Fawn''' -- a young (immature) deer<br>

			[[category:animal]]
	{{Animals}}
			[[category:food]]

Simoncursitor at 09:31, 11 October 2006

2006-10-11T09:31:34Z

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	'''Fawn''' -- a young (immature) deer<br>		'''Fawn''' -- a young (immature) deer<br>

			{{Animals}}

Simoncursitor at 09:31, 11 October 2006

2006-10-11T09:31:11Z

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	===Vocabulary===		===Vocabulary===
	'''Stag''' -- a male deer<br>		'''[[Stag]]''' -- a male deer<br>
	'''Buck''' -- a young stag<br>		'''Buck''' -- a young stag<br>
	'''Hart''' -- a stag beyond its fifth year<br>		'''Hart''' -- a stag beyond its fifth year<br>

Simoncursitor: "Wanted" page

2006-10-11T09:28:25Z

"Wanted" page

New page

A '''deer''' is a wild mammal used throughout history as a source of meat and leather (generally without informed consent on the part of the deer).

Deer were widely distributed across the [[period]] world and were the subject of [[hunting]] since pre-hisstory. Their [[meat]] (known as '''[[venison]]''' was eaten, and their hides used for clothing, as [[leather]] for boots, and for the covering of [[tent]]-type dwellings. Within [[period]] they were often treated as the preserve of the [[noble|nobility]], and laws were enacted making it illegal for [[common]]ers to hunt oir to harass deer. In England entire [[Royal]] [[forest]]s were set aside for the cultivation and hunting of the King's deer, and savage Forest Laws enacted to protect these areas.

 
Deer are herbivorous ruminants, generally living in, or on the fringes of, wooded or forested areas. The deer of the [[Old World|Old]] and [[New World]]s are treated by naturalists as separate groups, having, it is thought, evolved from separate origins in Siberia/America and in Asia

Some deer have antlers -- bony growths on the head -- rather than the horns borne by other ruminants.

===Vocabulary===
'''Stag''' -- a male deer 
'''Buck''' -- a young stag 
'''Hart''' -- a stag beyond its fifth year 
'''Hind''' -- a female deer 
'''Fawn''' -- a young (immature) deer