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Re: re. Midwest Redneck hitting a deer!
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Posted by Redmud on November 02, 2004 at 12:48:45 from (216.167.146.86):
In Reply to: re. Midwest Redneck hitting a deer! posted by aFORDable on November 01, 2004 at 18:09:56:
We have the deer crossing signs here in Texas but they put em to far apart. can't blame the deer for not crossing at the signs. I haven't hit a deer in 55 years of driving but come real close a few times. wish I could say the same for the wife, she's hit enough for both of us. we also have the wild hog crossing signs, they can't read any better than the deer, shooting and traping hogs year around don't make a dent in the population either. Redmud:
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