Two Amur leopard skins that were confiscated in Khasan in December 1999. Click on picture for more information. Compensation project These pictures show a typical deer kill at a deer farm. An inspector of the anti-poaching team inspects the deer kill that was reported by a deer farm.
Leopards usually cover their prey with leaves.
A leopard often eats no more than one third of a deer during his first meal, and he usually starts to eat at the hind-quarters. The deer was killed with a typical bite in the neck. Leopard tracks can be found when there is mud or snow. In this case the size of the pugmark that was found a few meters from the dead deer indicated that it was killed by a mature female leopard. Leopards use trees to climb the deer fences.