I'd put them behind the grill but it decreases the effectiveness. And in reply to some of your jokes above, I'll assume they are jokes, the object of a deer whistle is to get the deer's attention, not to call it to you, or to make it run toward you. Here in Nine Mile Falls the deer just run through the fields and straight across the roads. They do not look both ways like many of us were taught as children before crossing. In many areas the land owners actually cut back the trees and shrubs from the roads so you might have a chance of seeing them before getting there But then again in many areas the trees and shrubs grown right up close to the roads. When a deer pops out and you happen to be passing by, it destroys the front of your vehicle, sometimes even resulting in death, your death. The deer are usually, in most cases, killed. And at night it doesn't matter much anyway. Deer whistles work by making a high pitched noise that might distract the deer causing it to hesitate, or stop, before proceeding across the road. They actually appear to work and I feel it's safer to drive with them than without. Always had them on other vehicles. With them installed I've actually seen deer standing along the side of the road at night and watching you drive past. Whether they work or not is not the issue I'm concerned with, just wondered if anyone owned a similar RAM that had a good idea on how or where to mount them on this particular vehicle. That's is all.
