Making Road Kill

[weekend rider]

Maybe we should invest in a deer whistle. Saw one one a feejer I rode with last weekend "tinker". Says it is suposse to work. I am going to get one. Have had close calls in Montana a couple of years ago, also in Wyoming this year.

 

[Ghost Dog]

I've heard about guys skidding and losing control of the rear wheel on the bloody mess the front wheel makes. If you can avoid them, do it. As for the moose v CB750 shootout, it had to be a headshot or else the CB'er would be the one getting scraped up and carted away. People get killed in frakkin cars running into elk.

 

[Woodstock]

Maybe we should invest in a deer whistle. Saw one one a feejer I rode with last weekend "tinker". Says it is suposse to work. I am going to get one. Have had close calls in Montana a couple of years ago, also in Wyoming this year.

They don't work.

 

[Karmak]

For Bike Effects-I didn't see the rest of the flock, but I kept the poor devil's staff for a souvenir.

 

[ibsunburnt]

Car, deer, rat, kid chasing a ball it's all the same, danger... wear your safety equipment.

 

[boogahboogah]

Gotta say it ibsunburnt...

Love that avatar ! ROTFL !

:rolf:

 

[Fallen Jim Rides again]

The standard advice for years has been that if the critter is small enough to be eaten in one meal, run over it.

I don't think that applies to armadillos, does it? :cownoy:

In a pick up it is alot like hitting a cinder block. Takes a semi to squash one and they don't always get the job done.

I don't think I'm ready to try one out on (under) the bike.

On the other hand, Pepe Le Pue is toast if the chance arises.

 

[Fallen Jim Rides again]

Gotta say it ibsunburnt...
Love that avatar !  ROTFL !

:rolf:

boogahboogah beat me to it.

But +1

I think that is the third avatar you've had and all were umm unique.

Keep 'em coming. Likely we can all vote on a favorite later.

 

[Geezer]

I hit an already dead critter once, not sure but I think a big possum. Not a skunk. It didn't cause me any issues with control of the bike but I got to work with blood spots on my shoes and pants legs. Still, I'd rather hit the thing than crash while trying to avoid it.