Feeding deer in winter: You're doing more harm than good

Think you're doing the deer a favor by feeding them in winter? You're actually doing them much more harm than good.

Feeding deer in winter: You're doing more harm than good

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Two Young Female Deer Are Together Looking For Food In The Forest That Is Covered With By Gunther Allen, Food Of Deer

Snow Buck by ©owen Bale

BBC Earth - Just a refined fellow enjoying the snow! Deer antlers can grow up to an inch a day, making their tissue among the fastest growing on the planet. #EarthCapture by

Another snowy winter means fewer deer in Northeastern Minnesota - Duluth News Tribune

480 Whitetail Deer Snow Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images - Getty Images

This snowy white-tailed deer is cute enough to melt the chill of