WinterDeere
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I'm just remembering now, the time my brother hit an elk in his Jeep Wrangler. Telluride Colorado, he comes over the crest of a hill in the snow, and there's an elk standing in the middle of the road. He hit the brakes, and did a slow slide into the elk, and hit it probably doing 10 mph.
The elk stumbled back a bit never losing its footing, looked at him like "why'd you hit me, you a$$?", and trotted off into the woods.
So, my brother puts the Wrangler back in gear, starts driving, and hears this rubbing noise coming from the front right. So he gets out to check, and his front bumper is folded back hard against the tire. The elk fared better than his Jeep!
The elk stumbled back a bit never losing its footing, looked at him like "why'd you hit me, you a$$?", and trotted off into the woods.
So, my brother puts the Wrangler back in gear, starts driving, and hears this rubbing noise coming from the front right. So he gets out to check, and his front bumper is folded back hard against the tire. The elk fared better than his Jeep!