FILE - This undated file photo shows a deer provided by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. North Dakota's deer population is lower than it's been for decades. Data released this week by the state Game and Fish Department show that hunter success last season was down from 2012 and well below the long-term average. Wildlife officials say loss of habitat is one of the biggest concerns, and without turning that around there will be little chance of a big rebound in the deer population. (AP Photo/Courtesy of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, File)
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