Deer

It is the peak season for deer here at the Jersey Shore and for all of New Jersey for that matter. Between dusk and dawn through October and November.

A deer crossing the road and running in front of a vehicle in the Whiting section of Manchester has sent a man to the hospital where he remains critical but stable.

So you are thinking, what ran out in front of Shawn on Route 37 in Toms River? Well first let's go back to Friday Morning as I was heading to Seaside Park for our first "Beach" broadcast at our beautiful RWJ Barnabas Health Seaside Park Studios

A group of deer that darted across Route 70 and Hilltop Road in Whiting Saturday morning led to a motorcyclist suffering from a number of injuries.

Ellia Carter was sitting on her porch when a deer suddenly charged at her and crashed through her house. Source: WJTV

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

The statewide archery season for deer opens next Saturday, and if you have not been out scouting spots, getting bait on the ground and/or getting the trail cameras up, well, get to it!

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.

What the hell is a "zombie deer"?

The 2018 “Six-Day Firearm” season concludes Saturday, but for those who did not get afield and/or could care less about a rack on the wall but who wants some venison for the slow cooker, the “Permit Shotgun” and “Permit Muzzleloader” seasons commence next Wednesday.

Check out these insane pictures of the aftermath of a car hitting a deer.

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.