One of my guys at work totalled out a truck on one and 3 weeks later drilled another one with his new truck.
Seems like the big trucks takes the hit way better than a pick up.Dang. One of my truck driving buddies just smacked one with a Freightliner last week. His second one this year.
One of our local regional truck/transport delivery services regularly fits the front of their tractors with full bush bars the height and width of the hood. Deer? Uh-un; MOOSE. Hit one of them and it isn't cosmetic repair; it is a whole new truck, or a glider kit installed on the bare chassis.Seems like the big trucks takes the hit way better than a pick up.
I hate when they jump out and run back, then hesitate and jump back into the road.They are begging for it at this point, I had one jump out over the weekend and he just froze in the road looking at me like we were playing chicken.
Both of his were tow-aways. The first one wasn't much visible damage but severed air lines and blew a tire, broke the front bumper and headlight. I haven't seen pictures of the second one.Seems like the big trucks takes the hit way better than a pick up.
I think there's a correlation there with the decline in outdoor sportsmen culling the herds each fall.They are begging for it at this point, I had one jump out over the weekend and he just froze in the road looking at me like we were playing chicken.
I don't understand why there are still bag limits on them. Its a known fact they are overpopulated. Let the people who want them take them until they get them under control.I think there's a correlation there with the decline in outdoor sportsmen culling the herds each fall.
The modern crop of wussies doesn't appear much more inclined than the damn millenials were. Complaining how it's so inhumane....
Well, we can wait and see how they feel when the winter starvation combines with the increased road hits. Besides, with thebcost of food these days you'd think wild game would see an upswing.
I don't understand why there are still bag limits on them. Its a known fact they are overpopulated. Let the people who want them take them until they get them under control.
In georgia bag limit is 12 per season, of which 10 can be does.I don't understand why there are still bag limits on them. Its a known fact they are overpopulated. Let the people who want them take them until they get them under control.
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