Tuesday is the day Kansas Highway Patrol sees most deer-involved crashes
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Deer are on the move across Kansas and Missouri, which means drivers are more likely to see them on roads. The Kansas Highway Patrol says Nov. 13 is historically the day with the most car versus deer crashes. The majority of crashes involving deer happen from October to December, around dawn and dusk when deer are active during their mating season.
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