winemanden
Senior Member
I keep telling my CEO (Wife) that if I'd murdered her 60 years ago, I'd have been a free man for 45 years.
Doh, in the doghouse agin.
Extreme windshield washing!
Aren't you down to double digits away from retiring ?Huh... YOU TOO?!?!?!?
This reminds me of the last time I went deer hunting, a bit over 2 years ago. I killed the deer right on the spot.
Unfortunately, I was driving a Toyota Sienna at 75 MPH on I-85 north of Charlotte NC at the time. I managed to kill the Sienna as well, although my wife and I were very fortunately unharmed, just shaken and stirred. The deer jumped a cement median and kept going, I had a car in my right blind spot, and there was nothing to do except brace for impact. My wife heard me say, "oh, no," and looked over just in time to see the deer hit the front quarter panel. It appeared to look me right in the eyes from about 1.5' away.
It's not an experience I can recommend.
Aren't you down to double digits away from retiring ?
beats me,,,,, 1 using F-250 4x4,, got 1 using jeep 4x4 pickup. and 1 jake turkey plus 150 foot of fence, turkey is very expensive it seems to me,, lolYeah, I have hit three deer already, but no major damage and still alive.
yep no spot lighting lolDeer hunting with a vehicle is a rather expensive way to do it! But it's not always at night -- the one I described hit us at 1PM on a Sunday. The two I got previously (I hit one, one hit me) were at night.
That's why they makeDeer hunting with a vehicle is a rather expensive way to do it! But it's not always at night -- the one I described hit us at 1PM on a Sunday. The two I got previously (I hit one, one hit me) were at night.
what you cooking in that,,, bantam eggs ????My new cast iron pan arrived yesterday!
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If they're standing in your yard, you don't have to worry about hitting them with your car/truck.
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