Just in case you didn’t know, had forgotten or just weren’t paying attention, reminders were announced this week that there are lots of deer out there. Seriously, and they are really anxious to run in front of your car right now.This past week, the Associated Press announced there are deer dangers out there.“The Kansas Department of Transportation says November is the traditional month that deer begin mating and moving more across the countryside. They’re also more active during low-light conditions of dawn and dusk.“Officials say the reduced hours of daylight and lack of vegetation in late fall also contribute to a rise in deer-vehicle accidents.“KDOT says there were more than 9,600 deer-vehicle collisions in Kansas in 2009.”And those accidents are not cheap.“The AAA notes that deer cause 1.6 million vehicle crashes annually.