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Category Archives: Deer Behavior
Effective Deer Repellent Strategies for Large Orchards and Plots
There are many threats to a successful growing season - including bad weather, rodents, and insects – that farmers must be on guard against constantly. Deer can also do considerable damage to orchards and farms. As they search for food, … Continue reading
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The Latest Technology in Deer Damage Prevention
Deer are beautiful, graceful creatures that can be a joy to experience in the wild. Sadly, they become terrible pests when they invade yards, gardens, orchards, and private property where they tend to cause serious damage. For centuries, people have … Continue reading
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Using Scent to Manipulate Animals
Many animals are endowed with amazing senses of smell that allow them to detect predators from afar and find delicious meals of all kinds. These creatures have senses of smell that are far more sensitive than those of humans. You … Continue reading
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Deer Winter Activity and Its Effect on Homeowners
Deer continue to be active even during the cold winter months and constitute a concern for homeowners who wish to protect their home and property. Since they are voracious eaters, deer spend the winter months searching for sources of food … Continue reading
Deer Damage Recovery and How to Prevent Deer Damage
Deer can cause serious damage to your property while browsing for a meal. They are not picky eaters and will happily munch on just about anything they can find. In addition to eating plants, deer also rub on young trees … Continue reading
3 Greatest Risks Posed by Deer on Your Property
Many people love to watch deer in their natural habitat as these large, majestic, and beautiful creatures are stunning to see. However, one place that you do want to do any deer watching is your backyard. As the population of … Continue reading
5 Flowers Deer Most Prefer to Eat
Many people who enjoy wildlife are thrilled to be able to see deer roaming in the land near their homes. Unfortunately, those same beautiful deer can become terrible pests if they begin entering your yard and destroying your plants. Learning … Continue reading
Spring Time Deer Behavior and It’s Effect on Homeowners
Come spring, you look forward to seeing a lush growth of plants and vegetables in your garden. Unfortunately, deer find their way into your yard and destroy the growing foliage. These animals show distinct behavioral patterns that vary each season. … Continue reading
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5 Surprising Facts About Deer
Homeowners often complain about deer attacking their plants and destroying their gardens, yards and orchards. These animals have keen appetites, and feed on a wide variety of trees, plants and vegetables. In order to effectively apply deer repellent measures to … Continue reading
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Vegetables Deer Prefer to Eat
There’s no pleasure like that of eating fresh vegetables hand-picked from one’s own backyard. However, one of the challenges that gardeners face is the constant deer attack on their vegetables. These animals are herbivorous ruminants; they can digest various plant … Continue reading
