If possible, use main roads or roads more traveled vs. a dimly-lit back road w/ fewer motorists. In my own experiences, increased traffic = more light from passing vehicles, more streetlights on primary roads, etc. Either way, great advice from the article.
Never let your guard down with deer potential and yes, I always expect that there could possibly be more hooved friends invited to the party. Dusk and dawn are already tricky enough!
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Look for green eyes also
If possible, use main roads or roads more traveled vs. a dimly-lit back road w/ fewer motorists. In my own experiences, increased traffic = more light from passing vehicles, more streetlights on primary roads, etc. Either way, great advice from the article.
We get deer right outside our gate here in Detroit! Its not just an Up North thing.
Never let your guard down with deer potential and yes, I always expect that there could possibly be more hooved friends invited to the party. Dusk and dawn are already tricky enough!
As the weather cools the deer will move more. Be alert
All great advice. Use your horn as well! Deer don't react to headlights but always run if you use your horn.
Good advice
Good information
My experience is if you see one deer there are more to follow.
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