MAT,
I'm going to have to disagree with you. Maybe the rules are different here in Ohio vs. WI. Our deer herd (and turkeys) eat corn after the corn fields are harvested. We have been feeding the deer and turkeys field corn the last 10 years once the ground is covered with snow and ice. I have never found a dead deer or seen what I would consider a sick deer from feeding them corn. I do not seen any problem in helping the deer get through tough winters by making it easy for them to eat(corn) when it is the same food they eat through out the the Fall and Winter. The deer, where I live, seek out corn fields where there is snow and ice on the ground. I would think that is a very strong statement of what they desire to eat when it is cold and nasty. I am not trying to start any argument at all. I am just stating what I have observed over my 40 yrs of bow hunting for deer. Again, this in only my opionon. We have an alot of deer hunters in the area I live in feeding the deer corn during the cold winter months. Craig
By the way, that was a great photo of the deer and turkeys.