The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is calling on the public to report damage to garden plants from deer. They want to produce a new list of plants ... wild deer and not having gardens destroyed ...

But what's not ... plants with strong scents. According to Root, deer rely on their sense of smell to warn them of danger so ...

I spent lots of time and money planting tulip bulbs that ended up getting eaten by deer. Are there other spring-flowering ...

deer do eat mums. One reason for this behavior is the absence of other more appealing plants as the growing season draws to a ...

It would seem that it would be a simple matter to plan and plant a landscape/garden that the deer will ignore. Often, native plants serve well in deterring them too, but not always! Because, as bitter ...

After considering it previously in 2018, Pennsylvania officials have added the invasive shrub to their list of noxious ... particularly because deer do not typically eat it. In the wild, however ...

With 100-degree days behind us, many Oklahomans are spending more time outdoors in the crisp, fall air. In addition to football games and campfires, decorating the landscape with colorful plants ...

According to the International Wolf Center, an education and research organization based out of Ely, wolves in Minnesota were removed from the federal list of Endangered Species ... “Yes, wolves eat ...

A Pennsylvania Game Commission biologists highlights efforts to curb Chronic Wasting Disease and how hunters play a ...

It’s not just the smell of mold ... The area, rich with chemical plants, has seen similar disasters in the past. It was only last May that Deer Park dealt with a Shell Deer Park chemical plant ...

There's Only One Letter That's Not in Any U.S. State Name ... The name comes from the celebration, Pascua Florida (Feast of the Flowers). He never found that “fountain of youth” he was ...

It’s a free service to hunters who place their deer heads in the Game Commission’s collection bins. A list of the locations ... recommends not eating a deer that tested positive.