It’s that time of year again: Time to throw on the high-beam headlights, lay off the accelerator and scan the roadside.
Those pairs of glowing eyes peering through the trees aren’t likely to stay put.
Car-deer crashes are on the rise across the state and will continue to increase in number as hunting season begins.
So “brake” for just a moment and take the advice of Allegan County Sheriff’s Lt. Frank Baker — it might just save that front bumper from an unexpected crunch.
Allegan County Sheriff’s deputies are responding to an average of four to six collisions daily involving deer, he said.
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