A deer’s blow is a warning signal that is used to warn other deer of potential danger. The blow is produced by expelling air from the lungs through the nostrils. The sound is loud and sharp and can be heard up to half a mile away.
The sound of a deer’s blow can vary depending on the size of the deer and the intensity of the danger. A small deer may make a high-pitched blow while a large deer may make a low-pitched blow. A deer in danger may make a long continuous blow while a deer that is merely alarmed may make a shorter blow.
Deer use their blow to warn other deer of predators such as wolves and coyotes. They will also blow to warn of humans who may be present in their territory.
What does a deer sound like when it blows?
A deer sounds like it is blowing through its nose when it exhales.
