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Wildlife Nut Trees

Two native American nut trees that feed all kinds of wildlife animals and game birds are the hickory trees and the Allegheny chinquapin bushes. The chinquapin nut produces sweet kernels that are intensively attractive to birds, after the chinquapins freely fall from the burr in the autumn. The hickory tree is slow to bear nuts but produces reliable annual quantities of nuts when full maturity is reached.


Wildlife Chestnut Tree Wildlife Chestnut Tree

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USDA Zones 3-9
Wildlife Chinquapin Tree Wildlife Chinquapin Tree

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USDA Zones 7-10
Wildlife Hickory Tree Wildlife Hickory Tree

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USDA Zones 4-10
Wildlife Pecan Tree Wildlife Pecan Tree

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USDA Zones 4-9
  • Wildlife Nut Trees
    Nocturnal animals such as Raccoons and opossum climb Wildlife Nut Trees at night searching from nuts such as pecans.
  • Wildlife Chinquapin Trees
    A favorite fall and winter nut for the deer is the Wildlife Chinquapin nuts that fall from the branches as they ripen over a extended period of time.
  • Hickory Nut - Wildlife Favorite
    Hickory nuts are a favorite food for animals such as wildlife game birds and squirrel when they ripen in the fall.