How does a migrating deer say, “Hurry up!” to the rest of the group? It’s impossible to say, but the vocalization at 1:41 sure ignites the imagination. This migration compilation shows the Baggs mule deer herd on their fall migration. The deer may travel over 16 miles a day and some migrate up to 100 miles to get to their winter range. On this journey the deer face numerous obstacles like fences and roads, but luckily improvements like the wildlife underpasses on hwy 789 and updated fencing feat

Fall mule deer migrations have started in Wyoming! These deer are part of the Baggs mule deer herd and some of these deer migrate as far as 100 miles one way! They’re shown here moving through a high-use portion of the designated Baggs Mule Deer Migration Corridor. | Wyoming Game and Fish Department