What's your road kill score?

If the air intake for your house HVAC is in the garage, best to park outside for a week or so.

 

Turkeys? None. Actually had a highway incursion with about five, but they cleared the active before my rig reached them!

Now, if I could just keep those dammn bugs from suiciding themselves against my windshield...grrrrrr!

 

The worst thing is a skunk. Especially when you gotta sleep in that thing everynight.

 

Well thanks a lot guys. Had this thread open on my phone in the background and nailed a deer at 70 mph square on about half hour ago

She bent up one of my rigid fogs but that appears to be it! Lucky Friday. Oh man it smells bad

Who's coming to the yard with me for burgers??

 

1 deer - check , it was just after rain, around mid February , road was slippery, so that stupid animal managed to fall right before my truck... Poor ####### he really was trying to escape.
1 bird - check, stupid fling pig was trying to lift off with some dead animal killed by someone earlier, well pretty sure that bird learned a lesson that it takes little longer to fly off with a catch.
1 squirrel - check
1 rabbtit - check.

 

I've only killed a few flying birds.
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It rarely happens but it brightens my day considerably when it does. Especially the bigger ones. It gives you a little adrenaline rush at impact and then you get to marvel at the huge crazy bounce it takes.

 

I narrowly missed a yearling moose this morning, he kept slipping and finally did get out of my lane. I came inches of getting a caribou, the craziest animule on earth. One ran across in front of me, causing me to hit the brakes, I stayed on the brakes, because I just had a feeling another would be along, and he almost didn't make it.
I did get a couple of rabbits, this was my first trip north in 2 years, but I have never seen so many rabbits, or I guess hares really, they were thick as flies.
I ran through 2 flocks of ptarmigans, but unless the reefer I was pulling got some, they came out unscathed, which is unusual, I have in the past probably bounced as many as ten of them flying snowballs off at a time.

 

East Texas especially at night the wild hogs are so abundant and like to feed along the road ditches. They are very quick and solid. One will put you out of service running like a black bolt of greased lightening, rolling and bouncing around under the truck when you hit it. Mulched, bloody pulp stinks bad too.....

 

Been seeing a lot of " dead turkeys ". Dead on the highway.
It would be something if these dead turkeys were alive on the highway.