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Corn Whitetails: A Radical Change

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Whitetails do not do well on radical changes to their diets and a corn pile is a radical change from the diet of twigs and dead leaves they 've been on for the past month or more (Dougherty). When deer eat corn their digestive system doesn’t digest it fast enough causing them to back up and they start to starve to

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