Oh Deer...
Topic 6005 | Page 2
Colleen W.'s Comment
9 years, 6 months ago
For anyone not familiar with them....out West they have "open ranges" in places which means there are no fences holding the cattle in. They just free range across the massive expanse of empty land. If you hit one, you bought it. They have the right away.
Guess who's having steak. It'd really bite if you were a vegan.
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It's even worse with the deers big cousin the moose. Now that's an animal you don't want to hit. Especially a fifteen hundred pound bull. See them all the time up here, luckily none were in the road at the time.
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