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Originally Posted by Hammer1
Ha....I have Injen intake, Kinetix plenum, Kinetix high flow cats and Injen exhaust, didn't do the trick.
Speed limit through there is 60mph. I was doing a little over double that, but slowing down. I saw two does come walking onto the road, left to right, and made sure they made it across just in time to see the buck following at a run a ways behind. Too late.
Ironic thing was, I know why the buck was running after them. I was driving to a gals house for the same reason.
Speed limit through there is 60mph. I was doing a little over double that, but slowing down. I saw two does come walking onto the road, left to right, and made sure they made it across just in time to see the buck following at a run a ways behind. Too late.
Ironic thing was, I know why the buck was running after them. I was driving to a gals house for the same reason.
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(cuts that body in half!) ZFTMFW YO!
Man, you must have REALLY been starved for *** to be going 120 in a small two lane country road.
You're lucky to be alive.
Thing is, the car doesn't look like you hit it at 120.
You're lucky to be alive.
Thing is, the car doesn't look like you hit it at 120.
HAHAHHAA ultimate **** block for the deer. But yeah he got what he deserved, sorry about your z. I always thought hitting deers was a myth and was only seen on movies or tv shows but guess not.
After seeing those pics i am now officially pro hunting...damn deers..
After seeing those pics i am now officially pro hunting...damn deers..
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that deer looks ****ed up! Nice pics, thank god for cell phone cameras!
If you got insurance on it it will be a comprehensive loss, non chargeable, so you should be fine.
If you got insurance on it it will be a comprehensive loss, non chargeable, so you should be fine.
Originally Posted by UHATEIT
that deer looks ****ed up! Nice pics, thank god for cell phone cameras!
If you got insurance on it it will be a comprehensive loss, non chargeable, so you should be fine.
If you got insurance on it it will be a comprehensive loss, non chargeable, so you should be fine.