MORE | Spread of deer disease stirs concern for hunters in Georgia

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Deer are on the move more than usual at this time of year, so experts say local drivers should be careful.

“Deer most often live and travel in small groups. If you see one deer, there are likely others that may cross the road,” said Kevin Rose of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

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Swerving to avoid a deer could mean a head-on collision with oncoming traffic or send your car off the roadway.

“Compared to those outcomes, staying in your lane and potentially striking the deer i

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