EXOTICS IN TEXAS
and to what extent the non-native animals compete with our native white-tailed deer. The food habits studies revealed that the axis deer, sika deer, fallow deer, blackbuck antelope, and aoudad sheep prefer green, succulent forbs and browse when available - classes of plants that are also the preferred foods of the whitetail.
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