Supplemental Feeding of White-tailed Deer
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- December 7, 2021
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Supplemental feeding is controversial-in many states, feeding deer is illegal. In Texas, however, deer may be fed year-round. This publication discusses supplemental feeding, how it relates to habitat management, and other information white-tailed deer managers in Texas can use when deciding whether and how to engage in supplemental feeding of white-tailed deer. (9 pages)
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