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| 6 | When Muntjac Deer are housed outside, provide them with shelter against heavy storms, wind and cold. This can be done using a doggy igloo, a small barn, or a shed area with hay for shelter and warmth. Submitted courtesy Cheryl Galloway. | ||||||||||||
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3_MuntiacusPuntoensisTFCEx_AcM3.jpg "The two smaller species of Muntjac Deer, the Leaf Muntjac and Reeves Muntjac, are currently being bred in the United States. Contributed courtesy Cheryl Galloway."){kind=small}
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4_MuntiacusPuntoensisTFCEx_AcM3.jpg "The Leaf Muntjac weighs about 10 - 20 pounds, the size of a medium cat or large chicken. It is the smallest Muntjac to date, and the only one that has been identified with antlers.. Contributed courtesy Cheryl Galloway."){kind=small}
5_MuntiacusPuntoensisTFCEx_AcM3.jpg "The tiny Leaf Muntjac can jump five to six feet! Provided courtesy Cheryl Galloway."){kind=small}
_MuntiacusPuntoensisTFCEx_AcM3.jpg "The Leaf Muntjac don’t chew on furniture or shoes, but don't put your leftover vegetables within easy reach! Courtesy Cheryl Galloway."){kind=small}
