To put it mildly, protecting tender young hostas from hungry deer can be challenging. But with a little effort, you can safeguard your garden and still enjoy these stunning plants. Let’s take a look ...

And if you’re not ready to take action, you may discover your yard has become their favorite all-you-can-eat-buffet. “They can eat five pounds of browse per day, which is about a ton per year,” says ...

Like other wildlife such as squirrels and rabbits, they also carry ticks, which is another good reason to keep deer at a distance ... “They’ll eat plants that aren’t their preferred foods ...

Physical barriers, such as a fence over 7 feet tall, keep deer away from garden beds and shrubs. You can put up a fence around your yard and around the plants that deer like to eat. “The fence ...

Photo by Natalie Krebs If your deer crossed a property line, check your state regulations about recovering hit game, and ask for permission from the landowner to keep tracking if necessary. Even if it ...

If a raccoon finds a one-inch crack in siding, for example, it will dig, chew, and figure out how to pull off boards to expand the hole for a new den”—which is why you might want to know how to keep ...

Fend off their feasting with a landscape redesign full of deer-resistant plants. Of course, if food is scarce, these forest animals will eat just about anything to survive. But, if you populate your ...

How do you drop a deer in its tracks? is something people have been asking me since I started writing about guns and hunting around the same time that the monks at Iona Abbey finished ...