The digestive enzymes of deer change with the seasons. Deer in cold climates temporarily lose the ability to digest carbohydrate heavy meals during the winter and can die if they feed on hay, corn, or grains.
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The digestive enzymes of deer change with the seasons. Deer in cold climates temporarily lose the ability to digest carbohydrate heavy meals during the winter and can die if they feed on hay, corn, or grains.
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