food that the deer eat berries imformation on these berries?
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Well where I live I know they like Acorns from the Oak Trees. The wild berries I think of here are Dewberries (Blackberries). Maybe Huckleberries. They also like Persimmons and Beer. They make wine from the Persimmons. Craziest party animals I ever been around. Deers are a Hoot when they drunk.
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Whats eating Gilbert grape
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alligator mouths eating something haha thats what i learned!! \n\n <    >
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You know I never really thought about this. But I thought they had indian corn and maybe turkey. However, I sort of remember being told they ate fish??....  \n\nLink #1:\n\n"""""Venison, wild turkey, goose, duck and eel were in abundance. And before you turn your nose up at eel, note that it is high in omega three fatty acids. Seal was also served in the 1600s, but it is very high in cholesterol. (Pilgrims worried about cholesterol should have stuck with the wild turkey.)""""""\n\n\nHere's another one: (link #2)\n\n"""""MYTH # 4\n\nThe Pilgrims Ate Turkey\n\nWhat did the Pilgrims eat at their Thanksgiving festival? They didn't have corn on the cob, apples, pears, potatoes or even cranberries. No one knows if they had turkey, although they were used to eating turkey. The only food we know they had for sure was deer. 11(And they didn't eat with a fork; they didn't have forks back then.)\n\nSo how did we get the idea that you have turkey and cranberry and such on Thanksgiving? It was because the Victorians prepared Thanksgiving that way. And they're the ones who made Thanksgiving a national holiday, beginning in 1863, when Abe Lincoln issued his presidential Thanksgiving proclamations...two of them: one to celebrate Thanksgiving in August, a second one in November. Before Lincoln Americans outside New England did not usually celebrate the holiday. (The Pilgrims, incidentally, didn't become part of the holiday until late in the nineteenth century. Until then, Thanksgiving was simply a day of thanks, not a day to remember the Pilgrims.)"""""
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eats shoots and leaves. check it out
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Grass grows on the praries.  \nMosquitos get nourishment from grasses and other vegetable sources.\nLizards eat mosquitos and other insects.\nRoad runners eat lizards.\nHawks eat road runners.\nVultures eat any dead animals.\nRabblts eat grass.\nCoyotes eat rabbits.\nVultures eat dead coyotes.
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Scents come as cover or attractant. Cover includes: coon, skunk, earth, acorn, fox, etc.\n\nAttractant are usually naturally based urine scents, some from esturus does. tinks 69 is in this catagory.\n\nI like scents that deer are not familiar with. If everyone is using tinks 69, what seperates you? That being said, I have had good luck with code blue products and wildlife research products. James Valley is another one that I like but is harder to find. I know some successful big buck hunters who swear by James Valley.
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The meat from pig.\nPORK
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Deer eat foliage.  There is a limited amount of edible plants that can grow in any amount of space (like a square mile).  That puts a limit on the number of deer that can live in that space.  \n\nWhen the deer go over that limit, they can't get enough to eat.  They weaken, and become susceptible to disease.  Many older and younger ones die of starvation.  In addition, the deer may eat more than just young twigs and leaves, consuming so much of trees and bushes in an attempt to feed that they kill the plants.\n\nDeer may move into human areas in an attempt to find food.  They risk being shot by humans who object to their gardens being pilfered.  In addition, ticks that feed on the deer can carry Lyme disease, which can infect and therefore endangers humans.
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bananas\npotatoes\ncitrus fruits\npeanuts
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deer, elk, antelope, trout, chuckar (sp?), grouse, mountian lion, bear...\n\n(not much into fishing)\n\nhttp://www.ndow.org/
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My favorite is the cow, more specifically, the fillet Mignon.\n\nI have eaten, rabbit, cow, deer, elk, pig, duck, goose, bear, buffalo, gator, chicken, pheasant, and several fish.\n\nI love eating animals! Provides plenty of protein for my body and brain.
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Buffaloberry (Shepherdia argenta; Elaeagnaceae), which grows wild in the prairies of Canada\n\nBu-ffa-lo-ber-ry
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Well..this could be very interesting...take for example the cute little deer that live in the woods....they mate and make more little deer...for as long as there are nuts, berries and twigs to eat....when the food starts to run low...the deer begin to starve....they then get sick...many die if not from illness then from weakness when the snow falls.....add a policy of no hunting and you have a recipe for tragedy...carefully managed hunting thins out the herd and makes it healthy....the option is to introduce wolfs and bears ...of course...when they get hungry they will eat any available protein.......balance in a nutshell....good luck
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It is an island that is a state of Austraila. That is where you find the Tasmania Devil. It's diet includes: mooses, lions, tigers, seal, hippos, ducks, whales, graffias, bears, woodchucks, deer, moose, bevear...what no rabbits(page is turn) ESPECAILLY RABBITS.....ARRRRRRRRRRRRRR.
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Lions- meat , snakes- rats , birds- seeds+fruits, sea lions-fish,bears-meat + fruits+fish. , hippos-grass+bananas.
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Different people have different preferences.  Some people even prefer deer meat from deer that eat different foods, kind of like honey, apple blossom, alfalfa, etc.  I myself will say it's all in the way the deer is cleaned and cooked.