Road Kill

You and any passangers ok?

Dinner!

:-) Craig C.

ASSUMING you are ok and no one was hurt...go right on and kill some deer.

i suggest a rifle or bow during hunting season with all proper permits/licenses ect. (cheaper than alternate method listed below)

i also suggest avoiding Mike's way of killing deer as its just too expensive to fix the truck after every kill. although i understand he's got a line on some really nice deer shaped stickers to put under the front window to keep an accurate count on your kills. you may want to ask him to send you a sample for this first kill.

sorry to hear about the truck dude.

A deer? As in one? And, only $2,000 in damage? Haruuumph!! Pantywaist!

Roadkill deer stickers to keep track of your score are just a mere $4.00 each. ;^) Mike

Ya got any transmission stickers? I've killed quite a few of them!

beekeep

You can thank PITA and all the other tree huggen yippies. DNR doesn't help much either with what they make new hunters go through to hunt and the license fees they charge that kids can't afford. If they don't learn to hunt while they are young they won't bother when they get older. I really don't see what was wrong with dad taking out his son to hunt and learn gun safety, it worked for me.

beekeep

LOL and how much did the "cross hair" hood ornament cost ya?

and as far as the "only $2000" i'll remind you that it was ONLY a dakota he isnt using the "large caliber" dear killing machine that you are =)

BTW, DENNY, what was it??? Buck? or Doe???

If it makes you fell better; my brother in law did more damage than that to his full size 06 Chevy hitting a wild turkey (no, not Sheryl).

Great big giant doe