By VALICIA DARQUENNE
The Exponent Telegram
FRENCH CREEK, W.Va. — The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources urges motorists to be extra cautious while driving in the fall because vehicle collisions with deer tend to rise during this time of year.
Late October and November coincide with peak deer breeding season, officials said. Increases in deer activity and movement during this period can increase the likelihood of deer-vehicle collisions.
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