Boy, I'll tell you....I didn't know how scary deer could be until a big ole buck jumped in front of my car last year during rut season. Rut season, btw, is just a hunter's way of saying "deer getting busy" time. I learned later that male deer are so wild with the need to reproduce that they will go for days hardly eating or sleeping but simply, literally, chasing tail. This is what makes them act with wild abandon and not always see or care about the vehicles they are leaping in front of. I do feel kind of bad for deer and other wildlife as our neighborhoods have encroached on their long-held dwelling places. I'm not a hunter, but I don't criticize others who do it and actually use the meat for food. I could never be into it myself as I think the idea of shooting something for sport is odd and disconcerting. And besides that, I sometimes feel sad when I see a little fawn or doe peaking from the roadside. They do look so gentle and majestic. B...