Enhancing white-tailed deer habitats on your property early successional vegetation (2013)

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Pierce, Robert A., II
 Flinn, Emily Brooke, 1985-

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2013

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annual plants, perennials, deer food sources, ideal plant composition, vegetation diversification, ecological succession, warm-season grasses

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Early successional vegetation can be found in various habitat types, including grasslands, prairies, old fields, woodlands and forests. White-tailed deer use these areas for bedding and escape cover. These habitat types also provide important food sources for deer and other wildlife.

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