JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) - Toopers are warning drivers in Colorado to remain vigilant after responding to a significant number of wildlife crashes over the weekend.
According to the Colorado State Patrol (CSP), from Nov. 14 through Nov. 16, troopers received 17 wildlife-related calls for service in the 1A-Golden Troop area in Clear Creek County and Jefferson County.
Here is a breakdown of the incidents each day:
Nov. 14:
1 Injured deer
1 Vehicle versus deer
Nov. 15:
6 separate Vehicle(s) versus deer
2 Deer complaints
1 Injured deer
1 Vehicle versus Elk
Nov. 16:
2 Separate vehicle(s) versus deer
1 Injured deer
2 Deer complaints
CSP said November is the peak rutting season for many wildlife species, as well as the peak month for wildlife-related crashes in Colorado. In 2

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