Feeding deer corn or hay only invites more deer to your property. They’ll eat the supplemental feed and your landscape plants. Deer communicate food sources, so a free meal quickly becomes a neighborhood buffet. The best strategy is to avoid feeding and use deer-resistant plants or fencing.
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