Dead deer on the road?

[texan4ut]

Deer are moving at night don't know why.

[smokeless]

It’s COVID. They are trying to social distance.

[BTLowry]

Y'all are funny.

Just seems unusual to see that many this time of year to me.

[louieagarcia]

What do you wreckon killed them?

[RLB]

They’re following the Mexicans?

[txhunt7]

they got into one of them east texas meth labs and injested some minerals ?

[3ChordTruth]

Y'all are funny.

Just seems unusual to see that many this time of year to me.

This is TBH, so count on us to always post up some goofy ideas, but some (my opinion) good ideas are posted too. Like tall grass along roadside, full moon last night, nearby construction, etc. Something is moving those deer into the roads in your neck of the woods, so drive safely going to/from work.

[Bigfootwolff]

Might be a combination of the above, plus the need to locate available water sources. I know at my lease shallow ponds, and deep holes in seasonal creeks are drying up due to the lack of rain.

[Chief Big Toe]

I bet those deer crossing signs are making them cross, poor deer...

[postman]

It's dry, they are hungry. I don't think deer eat grass. Weeds yes.

[deerwatcher51]

Forbs and full moon

[M16]

They have to hustle. No stimulus checks for deer.

[YarikN]

Ditches are full of green grass and full moon. Grass is 4' high along a lot of roads around here. Deer/pigs can pop out of that grass and you never have a chance to hit the breaks.

I also think this is the reason.

[Backwoods101]

What do you wreckon killed them?

I see what you did there lol


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[cva34]

They really hit the roadsides when Clover is goin strong...just a maybe