I go to Wingate University in NC, and travel on 601, and there is absolutely no traffic on it once you get outside of Camden , I have gone up to 30 min without seeing another car

 

Here, the cougars are trank-darted, and relocated. The deer are shot on sight!

I knew I should have gone with the James Bond option for Gromit, with the .30 cal machine guns behind the grille!

 

Ken, maybe you don't have a going problem...you might have a growing problem! (too many drug ads on TV...they're in my head now!)

 

Wise choice... I've seen them run across the road at any time of day, but your odds are much better if you stay off the back roads at night. Deer are a kind of road lottery, not too much you can do if one decides to cross the road at the wrong time, so play the statistics. They're vampires, they definitely come out at night.. all night, and don't forget during rut season.

Yes, most deer strikes occur at dusk and dawn, but that's more a function of more cars being on the roads during commuting hours, than due to more deer being out and about.

Here's the stats: Month, Time, and Time, it's about the same for any northern state, and trust me - they're accurate . Another scary stat to add, in addition to my post above, on their increasing numbers, and a fun read from Peter Egan of R&T.

Enjoy

 

Now that's not nice, There's more then enough room for all of GOD'S creatures, right next to the baked potato.