Hmmmm...and what happens when these deer are mature/huntable and are comfortable around humans?

Cleaning the cat litter is enough....I'm not going to clean up after wildlife in the house too. We have deer, mice, birds, & squirrels in the yard all the time, & they are welcome to shelter there, but my house is off limits.

That’s a tuff one… Those little ‘government goats’ devoured all the foliage from 5 newly planted (and greatly cared for) rhododendrons of mine.. They’ve become a serious danger on our rural highways ..and have few if any predators left, including the pot bellied ‘hunters’ watching ‘the game’ while drinking beer.

Otherwise, I’ve been discouraged to feed the crows. Assume the foxes have dens, and do not want indeginious birds dependant on my feeder/s… Having lived in the woods, I’ve concluded (other than my cleaned & filled daily summer bird bath), it’s best to let wild animals survive on their own, we’ve messed enough with their world

I rarely freezes here and my cats stay out most nights, their choice. I have an open shed that critters can use if they wish. Keeping them in my house seems unnecessary. Besides, we have hundreds of deer in the neighborhood, too many for the house.

Smart deer.