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Now You See Them, Now You Don’t

Male deer grow new antlers each spring, starting from tiny buds. They grow to a size roughly reflecting the animal’s age in time for mating, then, fall off.
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We love deer for their wildness and their beauty. Yet deer are one of America’s most controversial wild animals. Success in boosting once-threatened deer populations has a flip side: people now complain about “too many deer.” We’ve got the facts on humanely managing deer populations through immunocontraception, as well as practical tips to keep deer out of your garden.

Protecting Your Yard & Garden from Deer

The sight of deer in the early morning hours can be a delight, but when they start coming for meals in your yard on a regular basis, it's a different story.

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