Why You Should Never Feed Wild Deer in Kentucky or Indiana

When we moved into our home a few years ago, I knew we’d have to deal with some wildlife since we’re right in the middle of the woods. But I never thought I’d have to slow down for large roaming herds of deer that take their good old-fashioned time crossing the road. I’m not exaggerating. There’s a group of 10–20 that hang out together like it’s a deer neighborhood watch.

Life in a No-Hunting Zone

Everyone in our neighborhood has at least five acres, and most homes are surrounded by woods. Our HOA rules say no hunting, so the deer population has exploded. They’ve gotten so comfortable that some will walk right up within a few feet of you. One even had her babies in our front yard. Sounds cute, right? Yeah, until they walk up on

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