Field Editor Brainerd, Minn. Despite the snowstorm that pummelled northern Minnesota last weekend, state wildlife experts say that white-tailed deer appear to be in good condition and should be able to cope with increased snow depths. “We’d rather have the snow come late in the winter rather than early,” says Regional Wildlife Manager Dave Schad …
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