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Why Deer Visit Neighborhoods
Why Do Deer Visit New Jersey Neighborhoods? If deer seem to visit your yard almost every day, you’re not alone. Across New Jersey, white-tailed deer have learned that many neighborhoods provide everything they need to survive—including food, water, shelter, and safe places to travel.Understanding why deer choose residential neighborhoods is the first step toward protecting…
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When Are Fawns Born?
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Buck Rubbing
Buck Rubbing Damage in New Jersey If you’ve ever discovered shredded bark, broken branches, or severely damaged young trees in the fall, there’s a good chance the damage was caused by buck rubbing. Buck rubbing is one of the most destructive forms of deer damage for young ornamental and shade trees in New Jersey landscapes….
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White-Tailed Deer Facts
New Jersey White-Tailed Deer Facts New Jersey is home to a large population of white-tailed deer, one of the most recognized and adaptable wildlife species in the state. Whether you live in a rural area, suburb, or even near busy neighborhoods, chances are you’ve seen deer feeding in yards, crossing roads, or resting near wooded…
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Why You Should Never Feed Deer in New Jersey
Why You Should Never Feed Deer in New Jersey Many people feed deer because they genuinely want to help. It feels like a kind thing to do, especially during winter or when food appears scarce. However, wildlife experts—including New Jersey Fish & Wildlife—recommend not feeding wild deer. While it may seem beneficial in the short…
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