Do deer migrate

Answer 1

Wherever food sources lead them is the location to which deer [Cervidae] migrate during winter. Specifically, deer may or may not migrate depending upon their population numbers and upon the available food supply. For example, white tailed deer [Odocoileus virginianus] tend to increase quite quickly in numbers. They also tend to graze specific areas. They'll stay where they are in the absence of viable competition, intervention or threats.

Answer 2

Deer migrate because they have run out of food and/or water, or they are trying to get to a warmer place. Deer are much like birds because they go south (or north, depending on what side of the equator you are on) for the winter. If they run out of supplies, they will move until they find a sufficient amout of food.

Answer 3

Depends on the type of deer and the environment it lives in.

Some deer have an annual migration as the winter is harsh and food scarce.

Answer 4

Neither. Deer will live in their range (which can be a 10 mile radius or more) throughout the year.

Answer 5

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