We change our behavior as winter sets in during January and February, and so do deer. But nature has equipped us to deal quite differently with cold, short daylight hours, cold temps, ice and snow.

Winter after winter, the “cruelest month” of March for deer sets the table for hungry coyotes. People are quick to sympathize ...

The Association Canadienne Française de l’Alberta (ACFA) Régionale de Red Deer will be holding their annual Winter Carnival next week. On March 22, the free event will take place at 4617 62 Street in ...

After snowfall, the winter diet consists of woody browse - the twigs and stems of seedlings, saplings and shrubs. White tailed deer prefer white cedar, birches, aspens, American yew, hemlock, maples, ...

Open every day of the year, the Red Deer Range offers free entry." READ MORE: Galloway bay named one of best beaches in Scotland for winter walk A VisitScotland spokesperson added: "Winter in ...