"Deer or elk feeding" would mean the depositing, distributing, or tending of feed in an area frequented by wild, free-ranging white-tailed deer or elk. The term would exclude the feeding of wild birds or other wildlife if done in such a manner as to deter deer and elk from gaining access to the feed; the scattering of feed solely as the result of normal logging practices, or normal agricultural practices; baiting to take game as provided by an NRC order; or the storage or use of feed for agricultural purposes if any of the following applied: the area was occupied by livestock actively consuming the feed on a daily basis, the feed was covered to deter deer or elk from gaining access to the feed, and/or the feed was in a storage facility that was consistent with normal agricultural practices. "Feed" would mean a substance composed of grain, mineral, salt, fruit, vegetable, hay, or any other food material or combination of these materials, whether natural or manufactured, that could attract white-tailed deer or elk. It would not include plantings for wildlife, standing farm crops under normal agricultural practices, or agricultural commodities scattered solely as the result of normal agricultural practices.