The hours before and after sunrise and sunset are when most accidents occur. The months of October and November are when most accidents occur during the year, and these involve primarily large One deer often means more deer. Deer frequently travel in groups, so when one deer crosses the road, there may be others waiting to cross. Slow down after the first crossing and watch for others to dash into the road. Deer are often anxious to stay in their group and will feel compelled to rejoin it.
Deer tend to occur in the same places over time.
If you see deer along the road, that should alert you to the likelihood that there will be deer in that place in the future. Control the number of deer. There is a need to continue public hunting or to institute some other form of control on the SRS to keep the number of deer reduced. Both bucks and does of all ages are involved in accidents. Harvest deer along paved roads.