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New York deer and elk farmers raise these other cervids and exotic animals (i.e., bison, boar, rams) for use in breeding, meat production, animal watching, private hunting and other commercial activities. This diversity of species serves to create year-round visitation to deer and elk preserves.

Cervids include: deer, elk, moose and reindeer.

It is illegal to intentionally feed wild deer or moose in New York. Feeding of white-tailed deer causes unnatural concentrations near the food source, which can lead to ecological damage, damage to property, and an increased risk of transmission of disease between deer.

Fees. Fallow deer farming is defined as the rearing of fallow deer for commercial sale of meat and other parts or for sale of live fallow deer. Only fallow deer (Dama dama) may be possessed for deer farming purposes. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and be residents of California.

Intentional feeding or baiting of deer or bear is prohibited at all times of year. This includes use of mineral blocks or powders. Exempt activities include agricultural plantings, wildlife food plots, and cutting of trees or brush to provide winter forage.

Although deer farms can be found across the entire United States, over 60 percent are located in Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Minnesota. The advantages of raising white-tailed deer include the following: White-tailed deer have a high fertility rate and long reproductive life.

License Details This license authorizes individuals to breed captive white-tailed deer and operate a commercial or private deer hunting preserve. Licensed individuals must be the owner or lessee of the facility premises.

License Details This license authorizes individuals to breed captive white-tailed deer and operate a commercial or private deer hunting preserve. Licensed individuals must be the owner or lessee of the facility premises.

Fees. Fallow deer farming is defined as the rearing of fallow deer for commercial sale of meat and other parts or for sale of live fallow deer. Only fallow deer (Dama dama) may be possessed for deer farming purposes. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and be residents of California.

Yes, landowners in many states raise fenced-in deer as domestic livestock. The reasons for raising deer in large pens are primarily financial. Farmers sell everything from antlers, velvet, urine, and venison to controlled hunts and breeding stock. Bucks with trophy antlers can fetch prices in six figures.

New York deer and elk farmers raise these other cervids and exotic animals (i.e., bison, boar, rams) for use in breeding, meat production, animal watching, private hunting and other commercial activities. This diversity of species serves to create year-round visitation to deer and elk preserves.

New York deer and elk farmers raise these other cervids and exotic animals (i.e., bison, boar, rams) for use in breeding, meat production, animal watching, private hunting and other commercial activities. This diversity of species serves to create year-round visitation to deer and elk preserves.

Cervids include: deer, elk, moose and reindeer.

It is illegal to intentionally feed wild deer or moose in New York. Feeding of white-tailed deer causes unnatural concentrations near the food source, which can lead to ecological damage, damage to property, and an increased risk of transmission of disease between deer.

Fees. Fallow deer farming is defined as the rearing of fallow deer for commercial sale of meat and other parts or for sale of live fallow deer. Only fallow deer (Dama dama) may be possessed for deer farming purposes. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and be residents of California.

Intentional feeding or baiting of deer or bear is prohibited at all times of year. This includes use of mineral blocks or powders. Exempt activities include agricultural plantings, wildlife food plots, and cutting of trees or brush to provide winter forage.

Although deer farms can be found across the entire United States, over 60 percent are located in Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Minnesota. The advantages of raising white-tailed deer include the following: White-tailed deer have a high fertility rate and long reproductive life.

License Details This license authorizes individuals to breed captive white-tailed deer and operate a commercial or private deer hunting preserve. Licensed individuals must be the owner or lessee of the facility premises.

License Details This license authorizes individuals to breed captive white-tailed deer and operate a commercial or private deer hunting preserve. Licensed individuals must be the owner or lessee of the facility premises.

Fees. Fallow deer farming is defined as the rearing of fallow deer for commercial sale of meat and other parts or for sale of live fallow deer. Only fallow deer (Dama dama) may be possessed for deer farming purposes. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and be residents of California.

Yes, landowners in many states raise fenced-in deer as domestic livestock. The reasons for raising deer in large pens are primarily financial. Farmers sell everything from antlers, velvet, urine, and venison to controlled hunts and breeding stock. Bucks with trophy antlers can fetch prices in six figures.

New York deer and elk farmers raise these other cervids and exotic animals (i.e., bison, boar, rams) for use in breeding, meat production, animal watching, private hunting and other commercial activities. This diversity of species serves to create year-round visitation to deer and elk preserves.