As shorter days and deer mating season align, more deer can seemingly be found near roadways at dawn and dusk. Discover why this happens and how to stay safe during this high-risk season.

If you are going to be in the woods deer hunting, now is the time. Probably the next two weekends are the times that most ...

Falling back into standard time has been linked to an increase in wildlife crashes on the roads, according to a new study.

With deer activity increasing in the coming weeks and a time change, there will be a cause for concern for motorists, ...

In 2024 there were over 17,000 reported crashes with deer in Wisconsin. Nine people were killed and over 700 were injured.

The time change just made your drive home at night darker but also more dangerous since we are reaching the peak of deer ...

If you see a fawn alone, don’t worry—it's likely not abandoned, just in its natural "bedding" phase while the mother forages nearby. Avoid touching or approaching the fawn, as human scent can attract ...

Peak mating season for deer in New Jersey runs from late October through mid-December, bringing an increase in deer activity.

Near or at dark, a thick-necked 8- or IO-pointer might charge out into the field, scatter the subdominant bucks like quail ...

Make sure you always buckle up. While watching the road, if you see one deer cross watch for more that could be following it.

Spotlighting wildlife in Pennsylvania is legal but has specific regulations set by the Game Commission. It is illegal to spotlight while possessing a firearm or other hunting device, with limited ...