deer

There's been a wildlife mystery for the last year. Millions have watched Illinois deer licking a cat and can't figure out why. I know why and I believe I have the science to prove it.

Watch a Kentucky deer NOT wait until Halloween is over to enjoy his or HER treat.

A deer in headlights? Not this time. It was a deer stuck in a Tennessee elementary school classroom. Here's how it happened.

Angel here and this weekend I did it! I FINALLY went hunting with my husband Joe. Cue all the eye-rolling and whispers LOL. Yes, I put on the camo and climbed into a stand. Here's how it went down!

Angel here and last week my husband Joe got his first Turkey. Of course, he had to do a Glamor Shots session with it and I decided why not share it with you all.

Real estate agent, Soraia Bell, was quick with her phone on Friday when she spotted an albino deer grazing with its herd while out showing properties.

Move over Rudolph, Cupid and Vixen, there's a new deer in Santa Claus, IN. Could Santa secretly be breeding the all white deer to overhaul his Christmas Eve look? There's really no telling. Be on the lookout for this stunning creature!

Deer. They're not known for being wildly curious, but maybe this doe's maternal instinct was kicking in? Whatever. It's the best photobomb ever.

Law enforcement in Henderson, Kentucky took the oath to "serve and protect" to the animal kingdom on Tuesday when they stopped traffic during rush hour on Highway 41 to allow a herd of deer to safely cross as they sought higher ground from rising flood waters.

In Indiana, it appears that even the wildlife is trying to get the best education. Earlier this week, a surveillance camera at Garrett High School captured footage of a deer going to great lengths to enroll in class.

I'm not sure where he was going, but he was asked to leave because he couldn't pay.

The Department of Natural Resources says that a Newburgh man is now facing criminal charges for deer poaching after he allegedly shot a rare albino deer earlier this week in a populated neighborhood. According to a report by conservation officer Mike Kellner, Donald Kenny II, 28, was witnessed shooting an albino deer with a shotgun after blinding the animal with the headlights of his pickup truck.