deer

Police said that these individuals were not wearing any type of face mask or covering and they weren't practicing social distancing.

Deer accidents cost motorists millions of dollars every year and can be very serious. Use caution especially on wooded roadways.

Pollen, Deer, Graduation and the Impossible Burger - Shawn and Sue's Jersey Shore Podcast

Imagine you're a person who has hit a deer with a car, or sees a deer that has been hit on the side of the road. If you have a taste for venison, New Jersey has a process you need to follow, similar to if you hunted it yourself, to harvest that deer legally.

Driver Alert: Lots of Deer Out This Morning in Ocean and Monmouth Counties ..... We have a dry and warm morning (Thursday) so it's a prime morning to see deer. Motorists around Ocean and Monmouth Counties wanna be on the lookout as deer find themselves along roadways on your way to work and school.

Now with cell phone addiction such a problem, it's so important to make sure teens know how to drive safely.

I have seen individual fawns around but this time I spotted 3 and possibly a 4th fawn all together .... so I had to try and grab a quick pic and video on my phone before they took off. No sighting of Mom. I'll keep an eye out and keep you posted .... do I need to provide cookies and juice box' at my "baby deer daycare" ?

A woman who is nine months pregnant and the driver of the car she was in are air lifted to Jersey Shore University Medical Center for treatment of non-life threatening injuries following an accident in Whiting Tuesday.

When my dog, Taylor, discovered a family of groundhogs in HER backyard, she made quite a scene. Barking, howling, and "Aroooooo"ing until the critters all scurried away.

I will try on Saturday to be open minded to the deer meat that my friend is planning to serve at her dinner party. This will be a good test to see how far I've really come in my journey to leave my picky eating ways behind. Are you a fan of Venison? Any suggestions for a first-timer like me? And if you're a formerly picky eater, any tips on sampling something I'm a little uneasy about?