Picture the woods in early spring — the misty, pale green appearance of trees just starting to sprout, the young deer munching their way across the sun-dappled forest floor. But behind that ...

White-tailed deer may be a lovely sight in the woods, but they can do serious damage to trees, shrubs and other plants. And they get especially hungry in winter, so now is the time to fortify the ...

Male deer remove their velvet-like skin from their growing antlers by “fraying” and rubbing their heads against the trunks of saplings, which can cause the trees to die. Purser pointed out num ...

Deer are abundant around News 19 day and night, and they're bold enough to eat anything. My goal this year was to find a few fruit trees that deer won't bother. I created a section of the garden ...