Wildlife Winter Feeding Program

06/10/2025

01/07/2025

Wildlife Winter Feeding Program at work north of Parry Sound in Carling Township

12/06/2024

First load of alfalfa delivered just in time to help the deer survive this early blast of deep snow.

11/02/2024

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10/16/2024

We are starting to prepare for the upcoming winter season and we wanted to share some updates with everyone.
Our long time volunteer Wayne Dodds has decided to retire from the program. Wayne has been a very important part of this group having volunteered his time for many decades. We want to thank Wayne for his many years of dedication and wish him well!
Wayne was a storage depot for feed and now that depot for the Emsdale area has moved. New to our program are the Waller family. They have been participants as deer feeders for many years and have agreed to take over from Wayne as a storage location, many thanks to them for allowing us to continue in their area. Anyone interested in obtaining feed can contact Michelle at 289-235-7835.
We have three other feed depots, in the Mactier area is Steve Schell 705-774-3497 and in the Carling area is Carol Bird 705-773-3796 and in the Magnetawan/Ahmic Harbour area Dave Dickson 705-387-4798.
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11/12/2022

Greetings from the volunteers of the Wildlife Winter Feeding Program. We are actively preparing for the upcoming winter and have our first order of second cut alfalfa coming soon which will be stored until we feel the deer need assistance. We are very grateful to all those conservationists who have donated to our program and those who are volunteers. Without your generosity we would not be able to continue to help the white tail deer survive the harsh winter conditions. We would appreciate any help you can provide to keep our program going. Donations can be mailed to Box 742, Parry Sound, On P2A 2Z1
On line donations can be made through Benevity.org and Canada Helps.org
Please consider helping us to protect our white tail population.