some areas though you can get pulled over for that. Least in Texas you will. They think your spot-light hunting, which is against the law. A deer will freeze when bright lights get in their eyes, hence why so many get run over. I've scored three deer strikes since I started driving.
For Pacho's reasoning here, I think it would be benefical to have some type of thermal imaging. Don't know the cost though, I'm sure those things are not cheap. And when you see a deer in the road, slow waaaay down and turn your headlights off for a second or two.
