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In winter, when they're most hungry, deer browse whatever they can find. Spring and summer, they're a problem for tender crops and flowers. In fall, ripening apples tempt them.
Deer have no front teeth but strip bark by raking their incisors upward, making two-inch gouges. When they eat foliage, they tear it off, leaving ragged edges.
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| Deer have no front teeth but strip bark by raking their incisors upward, making a two-inch gouge. When they eat foliage, they tear it off, leaving ragged edges, while rabbit and rodent browsing leaves a clean-cut edge.
Also, they eat lower parts of trees, up to the height they can reach standing on their hind legs, usually between six and ten feet. Havahart® offers a variety of effective deer repellents to help you with your deer control needs. |
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