1. Those yellow deer-crossing signs were put there for a reason: they designate habitual migration routes. Heed them and slow down.
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3. At night, scan the shoulder and watch for reflecting eyes.
4. Remember: deer, elk, and antelope travel in herds. If you see one, more are likely coming.
5. Whatever you do, don’t swerve*. Animals are unpredictable, and you’re more likely to lose control or hit another driver if you try to outmaneuver them. Instead, brake hard, stay in your lane, and lay on the horn. Good luck out there.
*Unless we’re talking about a moose鈥攊n which case, ignore this advice. The average bull weighs 1,000 pounds.