Friday, February 5, 2010

How do deer know where the deer crossing sign is?

they don't. The signs are made for humans to notify us that there are many deer in that area!How do deer know where the deer crossing sign is?
They figure it out about 5 seconds before they get caught in the headlights!How do deer know where the deer crossing sign is?
they don't...we just stop when they cross...
WTF!? Road workers take reports of where deer have been seen crossing roads, then where alot have occured, the road crews put up signs! GET IT NOW?!
They dont and thats why there are so many on the side of the road
They don't know. The sign is put there because it is a natural crossing area for the deer. It is to protect them as well as the traveler.
They know it's where all of their friends got killed, so they like to visit it often.
If they don't they pay deerly.
That is why they put a picture of a deer on the sign !!! LOL
Ha! That's a good question, one I never gave any thought to. LOL


I'll be sure to check back here to see what answers come up.
they look at the sign


they follow the sign


they die by getting knock down by a car
how do we know where it is? that is how deers kow
Their mamma's tell them!
they got eyes too..............the signs are placed where deer cross.........duh
Three car wrecks have to happen for a sign to be put up. They do that so we will be alert and watch for them because obviously an open field or water for the deer is nearby.
ther are paths and trails were deer instinctively cross, and after enough deer have crossed at a certain ppoint, the road peoples put a deer crossing sign up to alert drivers.
The deer don't have to know because it comes with instict as a way to another feeding ground. The one that finally figured it out, thank God was human kind. Who then put the signes up to try to alert drivers of the instinct that sends the deer over the same path year after year. It's about time we started figuring out we are not the top of the food chain. Because without lower lifeforms we would be the extinct variety.

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