End of Daylight Saving Time means uptick in wildlife collisions

RBC | Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds drivers that with dusk arriving earlier due to the time change on Nov. 6, the chances increase for collisions with wildlife on the roads.
“The changing season coincides with peak mating time for much of Colorado wildlife, particularly deer,” said Jason Duetsch, CPW district wildlife manager.
“Visibility is poor when many of our big game animals are most active. Right now deer, moose, elk and other wildlife are…