Demooney Rd, Georgia

During the school year, I personally travel this road at least twice a day, 5 days a week. I don't know about other places in the country or even other places in Atlanta, but Demooney Road must have one of the highest concentrations of deer population anywhere. No matter the time of day or night, there are deer either preparing to cross the road, darting across the road, standing in the road, or many times, unfortunately, sprawled out in the middle of the road.

Something else you need to know about many streets in the southern section of Atlanta is that there are very few street lights; so when it's dark it is very dark. (which may explain some of the deer laying in the roads).

Otherwise, Demooney acts as a major connector to many residential neighborhoods as well as some thriving commercial areas in College Park. Several schools are located off this road so mornings and mid afternoons are very busy with school buses and parents picking their children up.

There are sections of Demooney Road that resemble grassy knolls, ergo the deer population; however, there are other areas with nicely maintained expensive homes. If deer can be considered pests, then Demooney Road has a pest problem!