Funny thing is, I found out the day i hit the deer, the city I was in was planning to start "culling off the herd" aka cutting them down via bullets and hunters. That night I slammed bambi back a few yards, then the following day they called off the plan to "cull" I was like YES! i wonder if I had a hand in the decision. lol
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Originally posted by SRT4ing
but deers throw themselves at ur car or just freeze when tehy see headlights or hear an engine...common sense would dicate...big, loud, bright, thing...i should go away quickly, but no...
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I was driving to school one day a couple years ago when I still had my learners permit, so my mom and this kid i carpooled with were in the car. The car here is a 98 ford windstar, but anyway, going down this nice long straight road, see two birds up in the distance. Figure they'll get out of the way once i get closer. They dont. As Im almost on top of them, they get the brilliant idea to fly away from this thing. So one flys in the opposite direction, and survives. The other flys right into the grille on the van. needless to say, that one didnt make it, but what made the whole occurance so funny was that after hitting the bird, it bounced off the radiator... without feathers, and all the feathers were dragged up and over the car by the slipstream. In the rearview mirror you could see the feathers gently wafting to the ground. i was laughing the whole drive to school. Upon arriving at school, I inspected the car, and found a few feathers wedged in the radiator, and a couple bent radiator fins.
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exploding pigeons
Have u ever noticed that if a bird is sitting on the edge of your side of the road and a car approaches it doest take the logical step of hopping a little further off the road instead it rather suicidally decides the best option is to cross all the way to the toher side which when your going 160 kph plus (100mph for u ppl who cant embrace the metric system) causes birds to explode into a rather large cloud of feathers and breaks rather rare DR30 headlights. On a similar topic my cousin took a sheep out at 120kph in his rally car mid course and kept driving with a cracked windscreen and dented front when he got back to our service area he had clumps of wool all thru the front and still came 3rd overall.
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Re: exploding pigeons
Originally posted by R32inR30
On a similar topic my cousin took a sheep out at 120kph in his rally car mid course and kept driving with a cracked windscreen and dented front when he got back to our service area he had clumps of wool all thru the front and still came 3rd overall.
what kind of car do you have?
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mine or his?
My car is a DR30 coupe, 5 speed skyline ive changed out the old breathless six for an R32 spec RB20det with a garret t04 turbo, intecooler, blow off valve, microtech computer, a custom exhaust and whiteline sway bars king springs and some monroe gt shocks. oh and theres a 50shot hiding in my subwoofer box (NOS is illegal for cars here) makes around the 250 hp mark at rears. my cousins got a 96 wrx rally car (only 300bhp) so fairly stock wiht rally installation on it
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Do old people count? They get that deer in the headlights look quite often. This old dude pulls out in front of me, very badly I might add. I drifted, well slid, around him mostly because my brakes were bad (drums out of round) and the tards at Ford don't understand the meaning of "there's something wrong with my brakes, fix them." I think I had taken my car there twice before this incident. Wouldn't have again if my car wasn't under warranty, dammit.Last edited by bdjoe; 05-20-2004, 08:33 AM.
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Originally posted by Drift For Food
I would have nailed him, lol.
For the animal lovers, let me clarify, I would have slowed if I could, if not, I'd center him under the car or aviod to either side if it wouldn't risk injury to me, my car, or other cars/people. As far as hitting him, that's up to the creature. If he bolts and right under the tire, it's his fault, fair game for me. I've got lots of little creatures running around at night or at day time. Deer is the biggest concern, otherwise, possum, rabbits, squirrels, chimpmunks, raccoon, dogs, cats, feasants, turkeys, low flying birds , etc...
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