Late-season success depends on weather stacking and food sources
Deer movement increases with cold fronts and stable winds
EHD recovery requires patience and reduced harvest pressure
Strong neighbor relations help protect herd and property
Soybeans and corn remain top late-season food drivers
Self-regulation is key; don't rely on state rules alone
Habitat design should concentrate deer movement, not spread it
Tree planting needs prep: kill roots, add nutrients, protect trees
Bucks will travel far; understanding home range guides strategy
Long-term herd health requires disciplined, intentional management
And So Much More!
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