Updated on September 7, 2026. Ratings below are university lists, not a fence. Confirm the linked extension pages before you tear out a row — or before you plant peas as a “sacrifice” crop. Yes. Deer eat garden peas —
Updated on September 7, 2026. Ratings below are university lists, not a guarantee for your street. Hungry deer still rewrite any list. Yes. Deer eat cabbage — the wrapper leaves, the heart, and the young plants before they ever head.
Updated on September 7, 2026. Ratings below are university lists, not a guarantee for your street. Confirm current lists on the linked extension pages before you tear out a bed. Yes. Deer eat lettuce — leaf, romaine, Bibb, and iceberg.
Updated on September 7, 2026. Ratings below are university lists, not a guarantee for your street. Confirm current lists on the linked extension pages before you fence a whole patch. Yes. Deer eat sweet corn — seedlings, silks, and milk-stage
Updated on September 7, 2026 Yes. Garden rhododendrons get eaten, especially in winter. Rutgers rates generic Rhododendron hybrids Frequently Severely Damaged (D) — the same bucket as hostas. Native Catawba, Carolina, and rosebay sit one step better at C. Cornell
Updated on September 8, 2026. Ratings below are university browse lists, not a nursery tag. Confirm the linked extension pages before you buy a crate of fans — or before you decide a “deer-resistant daylily” is a real thing. Yes.
Updated on September 7, 2026 Yes. Deer eat yew — needles, twigs, and often the whole face of a foundation hedge. Rutgers rates yews (Taxus spp.) Frequently Severely Damaged (D), the same bucket as hostas. Cornell names English yew, Japanese
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide dates, bags, CWD zones, and license math sit on the Mississippi deer hunting page. This page is what is different on De Soto: two ranger districts, five MDWFP wildlife-management-area overlays, a Camp Shelby impact
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide dates, Regular vs White-tailed tags, nonresident quota, baiting, and Sunday hunting sit on the Idaho deer hunting page. This page is what is different on Payette: five ranger districts from Hells Canyon grass to
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide tags, fees, and Sunday/baiting rules live on the Wyoming deer hunting guide. This page is what is different on Medicine Bow: four disconnected mountain blocks, short October mule seasons, wilderness guide rules, and a
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide tags, zone bags, and CWD carcass rules sit on the Arkansas deer hunting page. This page is what is different on Ozark National Forest: three cooperative WMAs with their own 2026–27 cards, a CWD
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide tags, baiting, Sundays, CWD, and the Southern Zone calendar live on the New York deer hunting page. This URL is what is different here: New York’s only national forest, a pasture-and-woodlot patchwork on the
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide bags, ten deer areas, licenses, and CWD zones sit on the Louisiana deer hunting page. This page is what is different on the Forest: still-hunt only, one deer a day, a 24-hour stand clock,
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide dates, county firearm lotteries, and CWD sampling sit on the Illinois deer hunting page. This page is what is different on the Forest: two ranger districts, checkerboard inholdings, sandstone hollows, and the pull-offs that
Updated on September 8, 2026. Statewide dates, licenses, county antlerless caps, and CWD maps sit on the Indiana deer hunting page. This page is what is different on the Forest: 1,450 miles of painted boundary, the Deam Wilderness, Pioneer Mothers,
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide tags, deer permit areas, and CWD live on the Minnesota deer hunting page. This page is what is different on Superior: three million acres of boreal woods, a million-acre wilderness inside it, moose country,
White Mountain National Forest deer hunting: 751,000 acres, three ranger districts, short any-deer days, Lincoln harvest numbers, and where to stay off the Kanc.
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide dates, stamps, CWD carcass rules, and Sunday hunting sit on the West Virginia deer hunting page. This page is what is different on the Monongahela: high-elevation spruce, eight wildernesses, a two-week gun season that
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide dates, bags, Earn a Buck, and CWD sampling sit on the Virginia deer hunting page. This page is what is different on George Washington and Jefferson National Forests: two forests under one Roanoke office,
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide dates, bags, Sunday rules, and CWD counties sit on the North Carolina deer hunting page. This page is what is different on Nantahala: a seven-day game-land overlay, no gun antlerless season, a Saturday-after-Thanksgiving gun
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide dates, bags, CWD counties, and license cost bands sit on the North Carolina deer hunting page. This page is what is different on Pisgah: three ranger districts split by Asheville, a game-land overlay, a
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide tags, baiting, antlerless DMUs, and carcass rules live on the Michigan deer hunting page. This URL is what is different on Hiawatha: two disconnected zones, four Motor Vehicle Use Maps, no motorized retrieval, and
Updated on September 7, 2026. Statewide dates, unit bags, and CWD counties sit on the Tennessee deer hunting page. This page is what is different on Cherokee: two forests split by a national park, a TWRA WMA overlay, South Cherokee
Texas leases and cheap OTC tags versus Midwest draws, short gun seasons, and real public land in Missouri. Axis on private Texas land; whitetail-only in Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.