Wikipedia states that they have become quite numerous in central Georgia, have no natural enemies, and are a threat to young trees. We have a lot of tree farms in Georgia.
Here on the Island the only natural enemy are automobiles. We have an acre of land, but only half is landscaped. The rest is brush, and that is where I have seen them, and elsewhere. They seem also to be out and about in the daytime, while the white tails are more often seen after dark. So far they haven't eaten any flowers or shrubs. Yet.
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