Games and Parks urges Nebraska drivers to use caution to avoid collisions with deer

Fall is the time of year when deer are more active. Crops are being harvested, and deer breeding season is in full swing.

October 2, 2025Updated: October 2, 2025

By News Channel Nebraska

Games and Parks urges Nebraska drivers to use caution to avoid collisions with deer

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