Kentucky Drivers Warned About Deer Season

Reported by: Christine Winter
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Updated: 12/11/2011 12:04 am
Deer season could make for dangerous- even deadly- accidents on Kentucky roads.

State transportation officials warn to watch for the animals while driving through rural roadways.

They say now is the time of year when hitting deer is most likely.

Officials also note the average damage a deer can cost to vehicles is about $3,000.

And about 150 people die each year from deer accidents.
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