OK, got a close one last night. I was cruising down a back country road at night. I noticed a deer out of my perefrial view. If it decided to bolt into the street, I would have been screwed.
I got a set of deer whistles, but I'm not sure where to put them without making the car look hideous, or ripping them of a ground effects spoiler when the snow level gets a little high.
Any suggestions? They are Black, and made by Bell, about an inch and a half long and a half inch thick.

Isn't the jury still out on the effectiveness of these devices?

http://advance.uconn.edu/2002/021118/02111812.htm

Anyway I would think they need to be mounted in the grill (yuck) to have sufficient air flow unless you purchased the electronic version.

I drive through a forested area very early in the morning each day and have the same problems with looking out for deer and other critters. I would be interested in your results.

Psst. They're a scam. They do nothing.

Psst. They're a scam. They do nothing.

That's what I heard too.

Yeah, they do not work. It is a ploy to get your $10 or however much you paid for them. There is a plethora of research that has failed to show any effect for the devices, other than reducing your gas mileage.

http://cru.cahe.wsu.edu/CEPublications/eb1677/eb1677.html

Wow, interesting. All the hillbillies up in the North of California (Mt. Shasta area) swear by them. But then again, they make moonshine and drive 1970 F-150's with trashed grilles. DWI, or deer bashing? Possibly both. Thanks for the articles, thanks.

Dude, throw them on your car...anywhere. Just seeing a BMW's lines ruined by some plastic deer whistles will send any animals (or humans) running for cover.

How does the deer whistle look like I havent seen one?