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(KNZA)--October through December is, annually, the time when vehicle-deer crashes increase on area roadways, with the deer rutting season, and other factors during the period, leading to higher movement of the animals.
If a deer is struck, motorists should not approach the animal, as it could be dangerous, with law enforcement-and personal insurance companies-to be notified following a collision.
Dawn and dusk are the main times of the day when deer movement increases, especially near wooded area, ponds and streams.
Also, if one deer is seen, it’s likely more are nearby.
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