Wasthis a white-tailed deer only question?

Five native species of deer occupy the United States: caribou, moose, white-tailed deer, mule deer and wapiti. And then, these species are broken up into sub-species..

My choices include:

Caribou: Alaska
Moose: Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Maine
Muleys: Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah,Nebraska, Kansas
White-tailed deer: Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Kentucky, Kansas, S. Dakota, Texas
Muleys alongside Whitetails: Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Montana
Coues deer: Arizona, New Mexico
Columbia Blacktail: Washington, Oregon
Sitka Blacktail: Alaska
Desert Mule deer: Arizona, New Mexico, Texas
Wapati: Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Arizona, California, Washington, Oregon, Utah, NewMexico

What about common imported deer?

Axis deer: Texas, Florida
Fallow deer: Texas
Sika deer: Texas, Maryland
Red deer: Texas, Maine