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Deer, forests, and people are connected. Forests provide food, cover, and clean water that deer need. Forests growing on nutrient-rich soils with many food plants can support many more deer than forests with poor soils and few forest floor plants. That is, they have a higher carrying capacity. Deer add grace and beauty to the forest. What they eat affects how forests grow, how many deer they can support, and habitat for other wildlife. Hunters seek deer for meat and for the love of the hunt as they have for hundreds of years. Peoples’ understanding and choices about deer and forests shape all these connections.

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Lyme Disease: Outsmarting the Deer Tick 2006-10-25
Pennsylvania Whitetails: Creating New Traditions 2006-10-25
Wild Pennsylvania: Deer Management 2006-10-25
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Participate 2007-06-20
About 2007-03-21
Caring for Deer and Forests 2007-02-27
Caring for Deer and Forests 2006-10-12
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Windows of opportunity white-tailed deer and the dynamics of northern hardwood forests of the northeastern US 2006-10-25
White-Tailed Deer Impact on the Vegetation Dynamics of a Northern Hardwood Forest 2006-10-25
Turtle Woods Wildflower Sanctuary 2006-10-25
The Effects of Deer Exclosures on the Recovery of Vegetation in Failed Clearcuts of the Allegheny Plateau 2006-10-25
The Combined Effects of Browsing and Disturbance on Forest Succession: A Case Study of White-tailed Deer Impacts in Virginia 2006-10-25
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Participate 2006-08-09
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Strategies to Care for Forests and Deer 2006-09-25
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White-tailed Deer Smelling Flowers 2006-08-09
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Success Stories 2006-10-25
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Managing White-tailed Deer in Forest Habitat From an Ecosystem Perspective 2006-10-25
The Ecosystem Management Project 2006-10-25
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