State Fish and Game is asking citizens to refrain from feeding deer in the winter. According to officials, it may actually do them more harm than good. (COURTESY FISH AND GAME)
State Fish and Game is asking citizens to refrain from feeding deer in the winter. According to officials, it may actually do them more harm than good. (COURTESY FISH AND GAME)
State Fish and Game Department Deer Project Leader Becky Fuda asks the public to refrain from feeding wild deer. (FISH AND GAME PHOTO)
CONCORD — As winter spreads more snow across the Granite State, deer have changed their activity patterns and more numerous and larger groups of deer are being observed. State Fish and Game Department Deer Project Leader Becky Fuda offered the following warning to anyone thinking about feeding deer.
“Although people may feel badly for deer and want to help, the Fish and Game Department would like to remind the public to never feed deer as it may actually harm them,” said Fuda.
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