Correctional stories from your not home town....

Saturday, January 28, 2006

Pyscho Deer

I need not worry about trading in my car, I figure if I wait long enough, the deer will do my car in for me. The other day I was driving to work in the dark, and I noticed these two eyes bobbing up and down on the side of the road running towards my car. I thought, that is strange, and it is an awfully big dog if that is what it is. But alas, it was not a dog, but a deer jogging down the side of the road straight for my car. So, I stopped the car, and the deer turned and ran in front of my car and off into the ditch. Boy I wish I had my truck... mmmm.... fresh deer meat. So I continued on to work, worked until almost day break, and started home. On the way home, I thought why is that guy stopped on the bridge or is that a deer.... nah... can't be. Low and behold, it was another deer standing in the middle of the road by a bridge.... Yikes!!!!! Again, I slowed down and the deer jogged in front of my car and into the ditch. That is it, now I really need to take the pick up out!!! So I drove some more, and in plain day light there was a deer in the ditch staring at the road looking both ways with four more behind her. I slowed down and slowly passed, and again the deer looked both ways, and then proceeded across the road with the rest of the crew in tow. So there was a smart deer among the bunch after all!!!!! The deer up there care me.... that is it plain and simple. They scare me, yup, I need a weapon!!!!

2 Comments:

  • At 9:13 PM, Blogger Newsy said…

    Sounds like they have a death wish to us...its more common for squrrels but occasionally, it does show up in deer who are frightened by the warm weather and just don't think they can stand the heat anymore...or at least thats what we assume is going on in their minds...but we don't pretend to know for sure.

     
  • At 8:47 AM, Blogger Graceland King said…

    There was a C.O. up there before you who actually put a rack on the front of his VW bug so he COULD hit the deer with minimal damage.

     

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