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Wildlife officials are warning residents to not keep wild deer as pets as they continue to search for deer wearing a collar.

A majestic deer was spotted racing cars on a bustling Texas highway.

I still love how life can surprise me with the simplest things.

Texas tops a surprising list...and by a wide margin

A study recently done has shown that deer can spread the bacteria which causes TB in humans.

You don't have to be a hunter to enjoy a thick venison sandwich.

You never know what you're going to catch on a hunting/ranching camera trap. Many people use them to find out what kind of animals are visiting their land and hunting terrain. This camera was set up in the Russian far East to track the endangered Siberian (Amur) Tigers. It caught something else that is totally shocking.

A herd of deer gather in front of a house as one deer jumps the fence and makes way to the woods the others patiently wait for their turn until something makes them change their minds...I did not know deer travel that deep. What could have changed their minds to start running the opposite way?  ...

This was like watching a Mike Tyson fight ending with a knockout! I never knew Bucks could scrap it up to. They were exchanging blows till the one Buck delivers an uppercut and sends the other Buck to the bleachers...Haha! This is classic....

Don't know If I should laugh or feel sorry for this guy. Check out this guy racing down the trail on his mountain bike and then all of a sudden he gets blasted by a deer. It was a small deer but still the impact was pretty ferocious...Ou...

As many an unlucky motorist knows, deers don't always have the proper respect for fast moving objects.

In this latest edition of animals loose in stores, two baby deer found themselves inside a Publix supermarket in Suwanee, Georgia. The fawns tempted fate by wandering over toward the meat section, where they were scooped up by store employees. Unfortunately, the video ends before we learn if they were returned to their mother or fell prey to the butcher.