The snow and cold is taking its toll on Minnesota wildlife looking for food.  The problem is especially troublesome in northern Minnesota where the snowpack is three-feet deep or more in some areas.  Fred Bengston is the area wildlife manager for the Sauk Rapids D-N-R office and says some of the younger and weaker deer may have a difficult time making it to spring.  Bengston says pheasants and wild turkeys may be at more risk because of the deeper than usual snow and a successful fall harvest throughout central Minnesota.