Other than needing a change of shorts this driver walked away unscathed
Always hate to see an animal wasted like that. Accidents happen, don’t get me wrong, but rear-ending a moose seems like it may have been avoidable. You have to be aware of your surroundings at all times. The faster you drive, the more you have to pay attention. That driver got very lucky. If there would have been a passenger the story would have been very different.
Hope they were able to harvest the meat as there is at least a couple hundred pounds of good eating hanging from those forks.
Now that will ruin ones day.
Lee626
Loc: Brick NJ [ near the Jersey shore ]
Wonder if they'll raise his insurance.
when I was in Quebec,someone said if u hit a moose it was ur fault & can be fined for it. Is this true??
Lee626
Loc: Brick NJ [ near the Jersey shore ]
E.pa.al wrote:
when I was in Quebec,someone said if u hit a moose it was ur fault & can be fined for it. Is this true??
I just looked it up for ya, yes it is considered your fault if you hit any animal in Quebec, i didn't see anything about a fine though.
Thanks Bob,for sharing this and reminding me why I'll NEVER drive anything like a Smart car, or other subcompact. No matter how good the "collision rating "is, real life has a way around it.
Fredfish wrote:
Thanks Bob,for sharing this and reminding me why I'll NEVER drive anything like a Smart car, or other subcompact. No matter how good the "collision rating "is, real life has a way around it.
If you hit a moose everybody loses.
Surprisingly there wasn’t a brown spot on the drivers seat!😁😀
Ne. fisherman wrote:
Surprisingly there wasn’t a brown spot on the drivers seat!😁😀
Mine woulda been the seat the floor what was left of the windshield, the steering wheel etc. etc.
Huntm22
Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven
Had a friend that hit a moose on His bike. 6 months and a dozen surgeries latter he finally got wheeled out of the hospital to go home and further recoup. Didn’t matter how many times I offered hm a moose roast or steak - he always refused it.
Huntm22 wrote:
Had a friend that hit a moose on His bike. 6 months and a dozen surgeries latter he finally got wheeled out of the hospital to go home and further recoup. Didn’t matter how many times I offered hm a moose roast or steak - he always refused it.
I always wanted to hunt moose never could afford it.
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