I hit a cow!

[KEbert]

I hit a deer about a month ago and I was amazed with my bumper. It didn't even make a mark let alone a dent. It was also the biggest doe I have ever seen in my life. I honestly thought the hood was going to go through the windshield and decapitate me. But I got out and had to do a double take on the deer to make sure I hit it because there was no mark.

Sadly, for the deer, it passed away. I hope it rests in peace ( I have a soft spot in my heart for animals)

 

[BUCHVILLEMAN]

i have a cool spot in my freezer for animals...


im glad you and your truck werent hurt. i nailed one a few months ago and it cost the insurance company $3800. for body paint and new tranny as i nailed the ditch afterwards.

 

[Hartman]

Oh that sucks, how is the cow?

 

[mahieber]

the cow

...glad it doesn't snow down here in SE Texas

 

[DannyD28]

I have seen cows jump, one jumped out in front of me one time, almost nailed the sucker, it jumped over a fence, thats how it came onto the road..

 

[Bill Kemp]

Hay Podius, Did you ever get Farmer Brown to pay for your repairs?

 

[Rhett]

hehehe hitting a cow...that's almost as good as the herculiner on the hootus thing.

 

[Explorer Girl]

We just got a Christmas card from a friend in Canada, and in her note she mentioned that she hit a moose the other day. Only, reading the card was really funny because, with her very elaborate script, at first glance it looked like she wrote that she had $hit a moose

Had us wondering for a moment if that was some sort of strange Canadian phrase or something, then it all came together . . .

 

[Bryce]

large animals jumping

A deer jumped over the cab of our old Ranger. It was the weirdest thing. You saw it coming toward the truck, then it dissappeared, followed by a loud clunk on the roof, and then its tail as it ran off into the woods. There were 3 hoof marks on the roof about 6 inches long until we traded it.

 

[STiCKS]

interesting, I'll have to watch for cows on the next trip to the cottage. Amazing all the people from Texas and Wisconsin looked in this forum...figures we're all farmboys.