Forest Bucks are a type of deer found in North America. They are also known as White-tailed Deer and are the most common species of deer in the United States. The males, or STAGS, have antlers that can reach up to three feet in length. They are a reddish-brown color with white underparts and a white tail. Forest Bucks are an important part of the ecosystem, providing food for predators and helping to disperse seeds and other plant material.