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A deer runs across the road, Wednesday, May 6, 2015 in Kinross Charter Township, Mich. Harsh winters the past few years have decimated deer herds across the Upper Midwest. In Michigan's Upper Peninsula, where the annual fall deer hunt is a way of life, the population has dropped as much as 40 percent after two bitterly cold and snowy winters. The state's Natural Resources Commission will discuss the situation Thursday during its monthly meeting in Lansing. A memo prepared by the Department of Natural Resources lists six options, including canceling this year's U.P. deer hunting season. (Photo by Carlos Osorio/AP Photo)
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