Posted by gregww on November 17, 2019 at 17:51:54 from (50.81.86.85):
In Reply to: Hitting deer posted by Northvale PA on November 17, 2019 at 17:25:59:
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeSwerving is probably not a good idea, but it's a knee jerk reaction. It's just something you automatically do when a deer jumps in front of you. Several years ago my daughter swerved to avoid a deer, and went into the ditch. She did manage to miss the deer, but ended up in the ditch. Called the sheriff, he came and called the tow truck. My daughter was charged with failure to maintain control. THAT PI$$ED ME OFF, but what are you gonna do. The sheriff said there was no proof of the deer. In Illinois, during harvest, why do you need proof. I didn't say he was a very bright sheriff, and I told him that. THAT PI$$ED HIM OFF. I guess it would have been better if she had hit the deer, killed it, caused damage to her car, possibly gotten hurt. Then there would have been proof of the deer.
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