How Dangerous Hitting a Deer Can Be... (WARNING: DEER GORE)
11-08-2011, 08:28 PM
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Short Story...
There is a road connecting DFW to Austin that runs parallel to the major interstate that will save you roughly 30m to 1h in traffic alone. I always try and take it, pretty drive...after then sun goes down it turns into drive 10mph or get hit by a deer. 3hrs of high-beams in hundreds of deer on boths sides of the road. Last time I went down a deer jumped in front of the car in front of my MX5 and the deer/car exploded. I surely would have been killed or seriously interested.
Hate seeing stuff like this. Disgusting photos.
There is a road connecting DFW to Austin that runs parallel to the major interstate that will save you roughly 30m to 1h in traffic alone. I always try and take it, pretty drive...after then sun goes down it turns into drive 10mph or get hit by a deer. 3hrs of high-beams in hundreds of deer on boths sides of the road. Last time I went down a deer jumped in front of the car in front of my MX5 and the deer/car exploded. I surely would have been killed or seriously interested.
Hate seeing stuff like this. Disgusting photos.
11-09-2011, 12:33 AM
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11-09-2011, 02:28 AM
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wtf!
Looking at the inside of the car I think I would have thrown up if that got all over me...
Looking at the inside of the car I think I would have thrown up if that got all over me...
11-09-2011, 03:20 AM
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wow it looks so tasty 
only tells me the driver was doing atleast 80....
only tells me the driver was doing atleast 80....
11-09-2011, 07:34 AM
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Now just imagine if that had been a 180 pound man. I once came upon a man who had been hit (hit and run) on Columbia Pike in Arlington, Va. His right leg was torn almost completely from his body and his right foot was up against his head. The only thing holding his leg to his hip was some skin and a little muscle tissue. When I went by, a few people were just starting to come out of their apartments to see what had happened. No police or emergency vehicles had arrived when I went by and there was a rather large amount of blood under and around his body (obvoiusly because his femur artery had been ripped apart).
Now before any of you get on my case about not stopping, my family and a young family friend were in my car and it was very obvious the man was already dead. And there were a few people coming out to see what had taken place.
Now before any of you get on my case about not stopping, my family and a young family friend were in my car and it was very obvious the man was already dead. And there were a few people coming out to see what had taken place.
11-09-2011, 07:43 AM
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^^^ not stopping was a good idea....i hope you called 911 and reported thow....
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Reminds me of when a semi truck hit about 4-6 deer a few years ago in Loudoun County Virginia. Deer were flying through the air; thrown into on coming traffic, etc. About 4 cars ended up with damage and everyone was covered in deer blood. Gruesome. Luckily no one (other than the deer) was killed.
11-09-2011, 09:20 AM
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A few years ago, my oldest daughter called me while she was heading home from work (she supervised three therapy departments in a hospital) to tell me she just passed by a man who had been hit by something (another hit and run) and he was dead. A truck had already stopped to direct traffic away from the body and had called 911 but he and my daughter were the only ones there. I asked her how she knew he was dead (she had said that there was virtually no blood and he was just lying there. She told me he was definitely dead because his brain was lying next to him about two feet from his head. She was as calm as can be telling me this.
11-09-2011, 05:08 PM
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Reminds me of when a semi truck hit about 4-6 deer a few years ago in Loudoun County Virginia. Deer were flying through the air; thrown into on coming traffic, etc. About 4 cars ended up with damage and everyone was covered in deer blood. Gruesome. Luckily no one (other than the deer) was killed.
11-09-2011, 07:23 PM
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oh damn...I'm glad my deer accident wasn't any worse then: http://forums.acuralegend.org/had-ru....html?t=19625&
11-09-2011, 07:27 PM
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Oh deer!
11-09-2011, 09:50 PM
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I hit a deer once at about 105 mph. Replaced a hood, radiator support and a windshield (from the corner of the hood hitting it and cracking it). I was passing a few cars and just as i got to the first car (or last depending on how you look at it) BAM came running out. Similar thing happened to my dad. Only he was going about 20mph faster 
I personally know a guy who has hit over 26 deer (he lives up by our cottage, near where i and my dad hit them)
Oh and this is what it looks like when you hit a Moose
I personally know a guy who has hit over 26 deer (he lives up by our cottage, near where i and my dad hit them)Oh and this is what it looks like when you hit a Moose
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that looks fucked up.....i could quit driving lol....
11-09-2011, 10:07 PM
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I have been lucky with the deer I have hit. None have caused more than $3k in damage. When I called my insurance to make a claim they would always go, "Did you hit a deer?" "Yes. How'd you know?" "Well, I see you live in Wimberley." Motorcyclists around here are either tourists or foolish.
There was a man from Houston driving through the hill country that hit a deer, and it came through his windshield. As he sat in the ditch strapped by his seat belt, the deer kicked him to death.
Freaks my cousin out when he comes out here from Houston. "No street lights?!?"
Motorcyclists around here are either tourists or foolish. There was a man from Houston driving through the hill country that hit a deer, and it came through his windshield. As he sat in the ditch strapped by his seat belt, the deer kicked him to death.
Freaks my cousin out when he comes out here from Houston. "No street lights?!?"
11-10-2011, 08:33 AM
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We have tons of deer too, and turkeys. Hit one of those and its like hitting a 20+ lb bolling ball. I saw one once go thru the radiator of a f150 and punch a hole in the block 
11-10-2011, 02:09 PM
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^^^No shit. That is crazy Terry. I wasn't making a joke when I mentioned motorcycles in the hill country. It is serious stuff when it happens. Unfortunately for Texans, helmets are optional.
I'm glad you made it to this point. I have appreciated many of your wise posts. Thanks Connie.
I'm glad you made it to this point. I have appreciated many of your wise posts. Thanks Connie.
11-10-2011, 06:29 PM
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^^^No shit. That is crazy Terry. I wasn't making a joke when I mentioned motorcycles in the hill country. It is serious stuff when it happens. Unfortunately for Texans, helmets are optional.
I'm glad you made it to this point. I have appreciated many of your wise posts. Thanks Connie.
I'm glad you made it to this point. I have appreciated many of your wise posts. Thanks Connie.
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holy shit !!!!
I hope no one was in the passenger seat....
I hope no one was in the passenger seat....
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11-14-2011, 04:15 PM
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A friend of mine on Facebook posted/shared this...
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^^^ da fawk !!!!
11-14-2011, 08:45 PM
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Heart felt stories filled with deer gore ..
This thread is ridiculous
This thread is ridiculous
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