TinCup
Member
You won't believe it either...I had been helping a friend of mine build a new garage and after a long day he was taking me home. It was after dark and we were taking a shortcut along a dark two lane road. A deer ran out in front of us and my buddy couldn't stop the truck and hit the deer, a pretty good sized doe.
After surveying the damage to his truck (about $1500), he decided to call the local County Police in order that a report was done for insurance purposes. After calling the cops, we waited for about 20 minutes befor an officer showed up. He explained what happened and the officer took whatever information he needed for his report. He then asked if we wanted to keep the deer, and of course we answered yes.
He walked over to the ditch where the doe was, and noticed she was still breathing, so he called in on his radio for permission to discharge his weapon to dispatch the doe. After receiving permission, he made a big production of making us back up to the otherside of the road for safety, then proceeded to un-holster his weapon.
He then turns sideways to the deer, holds his gun about a foot from the does head, turns his head away, and pulls the trigger. Guess what...HE MISSED!
He had to call in again for permission to fire a second round. I bet all his buddies were laughing as hard as we were!
After surveying the damage to his truck (about $1500), he decided to call the local County Police in order that a report was done for insurance purposes. After calling the cops, we waited for about 20 minutes befor an officer showed up. He explained what happened and the officer took whatever information he needed for his report. He then asked if we wanted to keep the deer, and of course we answered yes.
He walked over to the ditch where the doe was, and noticed she was still breathing, so he called in on his radio for permission to discharge his weapon to dispatch the doe. After receiving permission, he made a big production of making us back up to the otherside of the road for safety, then proceeded to un-holster his weapon.
He then turns sideways to the deer, holds his gun about a foot from the does head, turns his head away, and pulls the trigger. Guess what...HE MISSED!
He had to call in again for permission to fire a second round. I bet all his buddies were laughing as hard as we were!