The prediction results demonstrated that the wapiti foraged on saplings at an altitude of 700 m, with slopes of 20–30 degrees, aspects to the north, and far away from the road (2000 m) and the water source (3500 m) in the reserve. The foraging habitat suitability gradually increased with increasing distance from the evergreen coniferous forest and mixed coniferous forest. However, the Siberian roe deer preferred an altitude of 650 m, with slopes of 15–20 degrees, and the other factors were similar to the wapiti (Figure 5).