PPT-White-Tailed Deer and How they survive in winter

BY Lindsey Keiser and Kimberly Berger OVERVIEW Body amp Behavioral Adaptations to Winter Climate Deer Yards Winter Food Threats to Survival Conclusion Body amp Behavioral Adaptations to Winter Climate. i Understanding and Assessing Impacts U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Northeastern Area State and Private Forestry Newtown Square, PA www.na.fs.fed.us November 2014 NA–IN–02
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