ericlb said: (quoted from post at 04:18:15 09/05/08) there thick around here too, 1 wore out one of my friends old pickups, the solution seems to be a 3/4 ton pickup with a "ranchhand brand" front bumper, so far in the last 2 years she hit 2 more deer, got 2 dead deer, no damage to pickup,the ranch hand bumper is not a city dude wanna be grill gaurd, this thing is massive, it probably weighs 500 lbs or more, has a 2 inch hitch receptical built in and looks good too, it replaces the whole front bumper assembly, oh and its made in america by americans which means it aint cheap either but cheaper than a body shop[/quote:7b2367217e]
That is all well and good, but when I hit mine it just put a slight ding in my factory bumper... and spun into my wheel well.
Not to mention those overbuilt bumpers are great for killing other people in car wrecks as well, I would rather pay for bodywork than try to sleep with that at night.
[quote:7b2367217e="ericlb"](quoted from post at 04:32:03 09/05/08) yep but thats because the farmer who owns the livestock is available to be summoned into court and sued,so modern sue crazy people do just that never caring that the money they might win from the farmer will destroy what he built for himself with a lifetime of work , they just want that new beach house, nobody owns the deer, well i guess god does, the problem with sueing god is its a little hard to find somebody willing to deliver the court summons to him, since apparently you got to be dead to see him,
If you kill a deer without a permit, the govt can fine you, imprison you, and take away anything you used to harvest said deer (gun, bow, truck...) It is rediculous as there are more deer in the country now than when Columbus landed here hundreds of years ago, we could stand to lose more than a couple.
It seems to me they would really like to have all the perks of owning them, aside from the liablity.
But if I hit a cow, I won't go suing for a beach house or anything, but I do think it is fair to get my truck fixed and any injuries taken care of by the cow owner. I think the same rules should apply for deer since they are such a controlled critter. Even a partial payment or something would be better than nothing.
This post was edited by 02XLT4X4 at 11:43:37 09/05/08 2 times.
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