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Old 23 October 2010, 03:46 PM   #31
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ouch!!

Glad you're ok Allan mate but has anyone told Bambi you took out her Step-Mom....???



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Old 23 October 2010, 04:29 PM   #32
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Glad you're okay, Allan. And it's good to hear the poor deer didn't suffer.

We have around 40 million sheep in New Zealand and I've yet to hit one!! Must be our good fencing!!!
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Old 23 October 2010, 10:03 PM   #33
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Glad you're okay, Allan. And it's good to hear the poor deer didn't suffer.

We have around 40 million sheep in New Zealand and I've yet to hit one!! Must be our good fencing!!!
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Old 23 October 2010, 10:06 PM   #34
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My #2 son is watching out for them, right about now, from a treestand.
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Old 23 October 2010, 10:22 PM   #35
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Glad you're OK bud The car can be fixed.

We have that same problem here this time of year also. They're out everywhere, all times of the day and night.

If you hit a deer and it doesn't survive in NYS, you can take it for the meat.
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Old 23 October 2010, 10:25 PM   #36
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Glad you are ok Allan. I came within inches of hitting one last year. I saw a doe that was killed on the way to work today.
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Sorry to hear that Allan--as you said-could have been a lot worse! I live in deer country-North Hills of Pittsburgh--they are everywhere out here in Butler country where we live!!
Thanks for the warning--something we need to pay attention to as you never know when it could be your turn!! Best of luck--fix er up!!!!
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So did you throw it in the trunk for future grillin'?
No...but we have a zoo near me that does take them to feed their big cats. True story
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We recently had a local case in which a car hit a deer throwing it into the oncoming lane where it hit a motorcycle killing the rider. I'm doing my part, I have venison in the freezer.

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Glad it wasn't worse, Allan.

This is not encouraging.

Check out Google:

http://www.google.com/search?q=deer+...ient=firefox-a
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Sorry this happened to your car. Glad you are unhurt.
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Glad You are Ok Allan.I have had my share of these incident's over the yrs as my main profession over the last 20 yrs has been as a Truck Driver.Just be Glad it didn't come through your winshield.
Thanks Tim..I have seen the aftermath of a Semi hitting a deer..shocking.
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Not good...but glad you came out unscathed Allan...

We have this issue with Kangaroos here....plenty of times I've had very close shaves .... Headlights and Roos....not a good mix!
My god that's right! Some of those male Roo's get close to 200 pound dont they?
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Allan please be more careful.

Animals and roads are not a combination that can give anyone safe comfort.

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OH DEERRR!!!! Glad your ok Allan!!! Lucky it didnt hit your windshield...
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In general, at least with my insurance, if you hit a moving object, animal, rock, etc (vs something stationary in the road) it is covered by comprehensive insurance and not collision. Therefore your rates should not change. I had a $9000+ comprehensive claim a few years ago and I had a windshield claim and a $2000 comprehensive animal claim this year. No rate change, and still get the discounts for being accident free.
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Glad you're ok Allan mate but has anyone told Bambi you took out her Step-Mom....???



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WHOA!!

Glad you're okay, Allan. And it's good to hear the poor deer didn't suffer.

We have around 40 million sheep in New Zealand and I've yet to hit one!! Must be our good fencing!!!
Sheep! You have those big New Zealand front license plates to act like a cow grill on a train.
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My #2 son is watching out for them, right about now, from a treestand.
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Old 23 October 2010, 10:31 PM   #37
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Glad you're OK bud The car can be fixed.

We have that same problem here this time of year also. They're out everywhere, all times of the day and night.

If you hit a deer and it doesn't survive in NYS, you can take it for the meat.
Thanks Paul Very true. Some people do...I'm not capable of dressing her out. That highway is part of the NYS Thru-Way system so you know how fast and crazy people drive there.

I'm not so bummed now...just glad no one got hurt and the Doe remained off on the shoulder.

Sucks about the Yankees
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Old 23 October 2010, 10:35 PM   #38
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Glad your alright, growing up on SW Pa this happened all the time. Some years back they changed the law to allow you to keep the deer. I remember waking up one morning and seeing one laying in the neighbors back yard the he hit and killed the evening before. A buddy on mine had a new care totaled a few years ago. They sell a beacon signal type thing I hear that is supposed to scare the deer away from the road when it hears the sound, probably doesn't work.

Glad your well.
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Old 23 October 2010, 10:52 PM   #39
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Thanks Paul Very true. Some people do...I'm not capable of dressing her out. That highway is part of the NYS Thru-Way system so you know how fast and crazy people drive there.

I'm not so bummed now...just glad no one got hurt and the Doe remained off on the shoulder.

Sucks about the Yankees
I wouldn't know how to dress it down either but a few of my friends do. A quick phone call and they would've been happy as a clam

As far as the Yanks go...get rid of Gerardi
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Old 23 October 2010, 10:56 PM   #40
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Glad your alright, growing up on SW Pa this happened all the time. Some years back they changed the law to allow you to keep the deer. I remember waking up one morning and seeing one laying in the neighbors back yard the he hit and killed the evening before. A buddy on mine had a new care totaled a few years ago. They sell a beacon signal type thing I hear that is supposed to scare the deer away from the road when it hears the sound, probably doesn't work.

Glad your well.
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I wouldn't know how to dress it down either but a few of my friends do. A quick phone call and they would've been happy as a clam

As far as the Yanks go...get rid of Gerardi
Betcha Buckwheat could dress out a deer! As far as Girardi...he's no Torre but give him time.
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Old 24 October 2010, 02:51 PM   #41
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Glad you are ok. By the way, leave the deer hair on the car. It will validate the claim that you hit a deer (and not a tree). This makes a difference in the insurance. Yes, this is experience speaking.
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Old 24 October 2010, 06:06 PM   #42
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Ouch, glan you're Ok Allan.
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Old 24 October 2010, 10:05 PM   #43
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Glad you are ok. By the way, leave the deer hair on the car. It will validate the claim that you hit a deer (and not a tree). This makes a difference in the insurance. Yes, this is experience speaking.
Good advice. Myself and the body shop took alot of pics.
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Old 25 October 2010, 12:01 AM   #44
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We'd have this happen occasionally on the side of Houston I grew up on. The last guy I remember got a deer in the face... both dead.

Our biggest hazard on the side I live on now are cyclists going down 2 lane roads with no shoulders...
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Old 25 October 2010, 12:09 AM   #45
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Allan:
I drove on 287/87 yesterday, about 80 miles, I saw at least 5 dead bloody deers bodies...
Glad you are OK.
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