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Deer Vs. Gmc Crew Cab

SuperChevy427

By SuperChevy427
October 28, 2008 in Hobbies, Tech & Outdoors

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SuperChevy427

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SuperChevy427

Posted October 28, 2008

Posted October 28, 2008

They were traveling in southern Arkansas , between Mean and

DeQueen. Oncoming car clipped a deer and sent it straight up into the air.

The deer came down head-first into Clayton's brand new truck. The

deer's head went thru the front windshield, cutting the head (plus some)

off, and landed in Jill's lap. The body of the deer flipped up,

smashed in the top of the truck, and landed in the bed. Clayton

couldn't see Jill from his side, because the top of the truck was

smashed in so horribly.

He got out of the truck, went around, and opened the door on her

side...only to start flipping out, because she was literally

drenched in blood. However, neither one of them was hurt.

Her parents were following in a separate vehicle and didn't see it happen....but

drove up on it right afterward. I can't imagine what they were thinking!

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dietz4ibanez

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dietz4ibanez

Posted October 28, 2008

Posted October 28, 2008

:dunno:

thewaterboy

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thewaterboy

Posted October 28, 2008

Posted October 28, 2008

Wow!! Lucky nobody was hurt/killed in that one!!

certifiedcustom

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certifiedcustom

Posted October 28, 2008

Posted October 28, 2008

Both sides lose in those types of collision. They are lucky they lived to talk about it.

DofD

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DofD

Posted October 28, 2008

Posted October 28, 2008

Some very lucky people there.

SuperChevy427

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SuperChevy427

Posted October 28, 2008

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Posted October 28, 2008

hope this pic come thru

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Darkanion

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Darkanion

Posted October 28, 2008

Posted October 28, 2008

hope this pic come thru

As previously stated, this is a re-post.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...st&p=538284

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stadt11

Posted October 28, 2008

Posted October 28, 2008

hope this pic come thru

As previously stated, this is a re-post.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...st&p=538284

Wow, an almost one-year-old repost

97SierraGMC

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97SierraGMC

Posted October 29, 2008

Posted October 29, 2008

must have been a pretty big deer looked like he rolled the damn thing..

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