Deer

This deadly disease could have a devasting impact on deer in Texas.

As we get closer to Christmas we are likely to see Santa and his reindeer but it's the local deer that we should be more concerned about.

It's Spring in Texas and not only does that mean warmer temperatures, thunderstorms (hopefully here in West Texas, because we really need it!), and of course it also means that more of us are getting out and enjoying the great outdoors. ...

Police in Livingston got a very unusual late-night call from Downtown Treasures, when two deer were spotted browsing the commemorative plates and postcards section of the store at four in the morning on May 29.

A truck driver in Kazakhstan was recently hauling a huge statue of a deer. And even though the deer's head OBVIOUSLY wasn't going to fit under an overpass...he went for it, and rammed the thing's head right into the side of it.

A deer crashed through the windshield of a bus in Johnstown, Pennsylvania on Tuesday. And the whole ordeal was caught by the bus's surveillance camera.

When one thinks of a deer, one thinks of a gentle Bambi-like creature. However, adult male deers can be pretty rough customers. Especially during mating season, when they use their sharp horns to jostle over female deer companionship.

Given how popular Santa and his reindeer are, you might not expect a deer dashing through a church to be such a big to-do. But security camera footage of a deer decking the crowded halls of Colonial Baptist Church in Cary, North Carolina has become such a sensation, it’s already made international news. This story of forced entry and on-hoof pursuit has piqued a lot of interest. Fortunately, the d