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A-pillar or roof line decapitated and the horn kept the head hooked on the windshield.
I’ve seen a moose completely opened up by the roof line and gutted. Entire abdomen and chest contents into the passenger compartment. Dude was alive but covered head to toe in goo. Both floorboards were filled all the way up with guts. ETA: where the roof meets the windshield can be very sharp when the windshield is torn away. |
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Car looks to be in decent shape for striking such a large sheep. A horse destroyed my mothers Cadillac Eldorado and nearly killed her and her friend.
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I worked a donkey versus Ford Explorer like that in 2003. The driver was covered in shit.
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Did the vehicle occupants survive? Windshield caved in but intact. Passenger window looks intact. They should mount the Bighorn.
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Quoted: A-pillar or roof line decapitated and the horn kept the head hooked on the windshield. I've seen a moose completely opened up by the roof line and gutted. Entire abdomen and chest contents into the passenger compartment. Dude was alive but covered head to toe in goo. Both floorboards were filled all the way up with guts. ETA: where the roof meets the windshield can be very sharp when the windshield is torn away. View Quote ![]() |
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Quoted: Car looks to be in decent shape for striking such a large sheep. A horse destroyed my mothers Cadillac Eldorado and nearly killed her and her friend. View Quote My grandmothers friend, oddly enough also in a Cadillac Eldo, died when she struck a deer. Worst part was, it wasn’t dead when it came through the windshield, but basically thrashed and gored her to death, dying shortly after |
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Quoted: This happened in 2009 testing a Nascar Toyota in Arizona, reportedly at 190 mph. https://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/nascar/dead_coyote1_580.jpg https://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/nascar/dead_coyote2_580.jpg View Quote Looks like the roadrunner got the coyote. ![]() |
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"If you're going to screw up, at least make them wonder how in the hell you did it."
That ram aced the assignment. |
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Not the road head he wanted but the road head he got!
But he ain't got no head, Lieutenant Dan! |
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Looks like the sheep came in from the passenger side and the first contact was the left horn/head to the windshield.
Head then broke the windshield and got hooked and momentum tore the head off leaving the body. Driver is probably fine. Passenger maybe not. |
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Quoted: This happened in 2009 testing a Nascar Toyota in Arizona, reportedly at 190 mph. https://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/nascar/dead_coyote1_580.jpg https://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/nascar/dead_coyote2_580.jpg View Quote He wins cause all my wife brought home in her S2000 was a complete jack rabbit. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Quoted: This happened in 2009 testing a Nascar Toyota in Arizona, reportedly at 190 mph. https://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/nascar/dead_coyote1_580.jpg https://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/nascar/dead_coyote2_580.jpg View Quote What's wrong with you Taylor? That's a good coyote, good and dead. |
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Quoted: This happened in 2009 testing a Nascar Toyota in Arizona, reportedly at 190 mph. https://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/nascar/dead_coyote1_580.jpg https://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/images/nascar/dead_coyote2_580.jpg View Quote |
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Animals are always trying to get even.
In Alaska a couple times moose tried to end me, here in Idaho Elk are always blending into the woods on the side of roads, and deer exhibit suicidal tendencies ever day an hour before sunrise and half hour after sunset. |
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A very accommodating ram?
"I'll just leave this here so you can get it mounted." |
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As a motorcycle rider, shit like this scares the shit out of me.
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Dude was lucky.
A friend of mine's father was driving a Miata when he was decapitated after running into a moose. |
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In twenty plus years I’ve seen some crazy and disturbing losses. Multiple deer killing motorcyclist. Multiple compact cars going under cows or horses crushing the roof. One of the worst and I’ll stay up front every one ended up ok.
Early teens F150 when they had the pearl white exterior and almost white leather. Nanna and Gramps riding along. Antlered deer goes through the windshield, gores Nanna in the head neck area then out the back glass and lands in the bed. I’ve never seen so much blood in an auto accident. Nanna spent some time in the hospital but was ok eventually. |
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I have always looked at the hood and windshield and thought there’s got to be a madmax safety bar I could install…
But more like the aviation cable cutters on helos… Eta: or a catch fence…. I was getting my wife’s car troubleshot at a mechanics, and there was a car in the lot that had a 12-14 inch hole in the windshield, 12 O’clock, above the steering wheel and dash. I should call and ask about it… |
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My Grandad was driving a new 57 chevy and hit a mule it came down on top of car crushing it in and breaking
his neck he died two days later. Grandmother spent two weeks in hospital but survived. |
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