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uppityperson

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9. Yup, it's not the ones you see, but the ones you don't see that are dangerous

Reply to populistdriven (Original post)

Sat Jul 7, 2018, 12:57 PM

Jul 2018

I now live in an area where deer mostly travel alone but I slow down fast and am watchful for the ones in the brush who panic and jump out in front of cars.

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The single major reason I do Not drive after dark in Minnesota... [View all] populistdriven Jul 2018 OP

Yeah, my husband hit a deer a few years ago csziggy Jul 2018 #1

Police driving 114 mph in almost any circumstance is a public danger TeamPooka Jul 2018 #2

LOTS of places have deer that kill themselves with cars. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2018 #3

I hit a deer last fall caraher Jul 2018 #4

Ohio has the same problem True Blue American Jul 2018 #5

I hit one at 65 mph GaYellowDawg Jul 2018 #6

Saw a tall van accident soon after it happened empedocles Jul 2018 #7

Deer at night are scary Ikeoftheprairie Jul 2018 #8

Yup, it's not the ones you see, but the ones you don't see that are dangerous uppityperson Jul 2018 #9