Where do the deer go when the temp reaches below zero wih wind chills that are way way below zero?

Answer 1

They herd together and likely find a relatively sheltered area, but they will still be right out in the open. Late in the winter is the worst time. Their fat reserves can become depleted over the winter, and food becomes scarcer due to overgrazing and deeper snow cover. Malnutrition coupled with cold temps can lead to large die offs. Especially during rougher winters with higher deer populations to begin with (higher population results in overgrazing).

Answer 2

As herding animals, they huddle together for warmth. It depends upon the environment when you ask "where do they go" -- if they live in an evergreen forest, they'll be found under trees. If it's more of a plain/cornfield type area, they'll head for whatever cover is available to excape the wind.

Answer 3

i'm particular it would want to especially areas of the international. places that are used to it, probable received't. yet places that are not used to it, better than possibly will no matter if that is an ongoing ingredient (3, 4 days in a row).

Answer 4

they stay out of the wind by being down in the valley or in thick weed or wood and they bed down and they feed often they have hollow hair that is a good insulator

Answer 5

What is the word for deer huddling together

Answer 6

They go to the low lands, like in my back yard,then they eat all of my shrubs, get into my hay,witch I don't mind they can eat all the hay they want,just leave the shrubs alone.

Answer 7

nowhere the huddle in clearings in the forest to share heat. and use the woods as windbreaks. also they can withstand much colder temperatures than u and can because of their fur and warmer blood.

Answer 8

they hybernate like any other animals not adapted to cold or low temperature