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Re: O/T dangerous amimals
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Posted by Dave JWI on October 26, 2005 at 22:07:13 from (66.192.73.105):
In Reply to: O/T dangerous amimals posted by 37 chief on October 26, 2005 at 17:34:11:
Back in I think '96, it was the day before I went in to pick up my new motorcycle. I was coming home from a friends house on the bike I was going to trade in. About 11:00 p.m. I came over a hill and noticed something just in the edge of my light. It was several mostly black holstein heifers on the road. I got through them but did catch one on the head with the end of my handlebars. Almost collected one of the neighbors cows with a car on the road once too. When I was about 20 yrs younger I just about got my head taken off by a goose while riding a dirt bike. I've also seen a horse hit by a small car. Horse and car about same condition afterwards... many pieces.
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