Deer

Some people live their entire lives without ever hitting a deer with their car. It doesn't happen often, but when it does, what should you do?

There is a pretty rare deer that has been spotted a few times in Cheektowaga, New York over the weekend.

This guy is going to be a monster. It's only the beginning of June and look at the velvet horns on this guy already. Ironically, the neighborhood that he was seen was called the Enchanted Forest in Lancaster, New York. The deer who has been lingering around Western New York has its antlers covered in velvet...

A woman in Depew is finding some viral fame for a video she took of a young deer in her backyard that she was playing peek-a-boo with.

If you see these deer in public, the police are asking that you don't try to capture them.

For the first time, hunters harvested more older deer in New York State. However, concerning numbers may force changes to the next hunting season.

Have you ever wondered if it's illegal to flash your lights on your vehicle to warn other drivers about deer? Let's dive into New York law on this topic.

It's not something that you do every day, and if you've never done it, you might be asking, "What do I do if I hit a deer with my car?"

Wildlife officials are warning residents to not keep wild deer as pets as they continue to search for deer wearing a collar.

This is when drivers in New York State are more likely to hit deer while driving.

We're expecting more deer-car accidents happening this season more than ever. There might be one explanation for it as well.

Summer is just about here. If you're already tired of the animals making your garden their personal salad bar, here are some methods to keep them out.