Enhancing white-tailed deer habitats on your property : evaluating habitat (2013)

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White-tailed deer are one of Missouri's most valuable resources, and many Missouri landowners, hunters and deer enthusiasts are interested in managing their properties to improve habitat conditions for them. White-tailed deer have adapted to a variety of habitat types in Missouri and use diverse vegetation and plant successional stages throughout the year. A mixture of forests, woodlands, grasslands, croplands and open fields provides deer with ample food, vegetative cover and water during each season.

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