Manchurian Wapiti Hunting

The Manchurian wapiti is a subspecies of elk known for its large size and thick, dark fur. These deer are most commonly found in wooded and mountainous areas of Northeast Asia, particularly in Manchuria. Males have impressive antlers that are shed annually. Manchurian wapiti are herbivores, feeding on grasses, leaves, and tree bark. In late summer and early fall, males engage in fights for the opportunity to mate during the breeding season.