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They weren't HIS ducks. They were someone elses..if they were his, this would be a non-story.


OH, almost forgot. Typical donks..going around running over ducks for fun.

Seriously? Who stops when they hit a duck? I just assume the worst and move on.

AZGrizFan wrote:Seriously? Who stops when they hit a duck? I just assume the worst and move on.

People who stop after running over animals alway crack me up


Like they're gonna give Fido mouth to mouth

CID1990 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:Seriously? Who stops when they hit a duck? I just assume the worst and move on.

People who stop after running over animals alway crack me up


Like they're gonna give Fido mouth to mouth

Sometimes it's the decent thing to do. Especially if it means taking the injured animal to a vet and killing it so it doesn't suffer.

Ibanez wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
People who stop after running over animals alway crack me up


Like they're gonna give Fido mouth to mouth

Sometimes it's the decent thing to do. Especially if it means taking the injured animal to a vet and killing it so it doesn't suffer.

The decent thing to do is put the car in reverse and flat the cat again. If you have to get out then wring its neck.

Cruel to make it suffer while you stand over the damn thing weeping trying to decide where the nearest fvcking vet is

CID1990 wrote:

Ibanez wrote:
Sometimes it's the decent thing to do. Especially if it means taking the injured animal to a vet and killing it so it doesn't suffer.

The decent thing to do is put the car in reverse and flat the cat again. If you have to get out then wring its neck.

Cruel to make it suffer while you stand over the damn thing weeping trying to decide where the nearest fvcking vet is

The decent thing to do is put the car in reverse and flat the cat again. I

I was riding with a friend in his truck once and he hit a mink then did that. At first I was startled but quickly realized that was the merciful thing to do.

Who runs over animals in the first place? Pay attention.

Vidav wrote:Who runs over Geese on a whim????

FIFY for 93henfan

CID1990 wrote:
The decent thing to do is put the car in reverse and flat the cat again.

Vidav wrote:Who runs over animals in the first place? Pay attention.

I ain't got time for that shit.

Is that story some kind of joke? That can't be serious. Please tell me that there is no law...anywhere...that says you can't leave the "scene" before police arrive when you run over a duck.

And it looks like it was all taken very seriously.

Vidav wrote:Who runs over animals in the first place? Pay attention.

Sometimes animals are very stupid. Like a squirrel will cross a road, get about a foot from the other side, see a car coming, and run back across the road into the car's path right before the car gets there. I know you've probably seen that.

One thing I will not do is slam on my brakes and risk losing control of the vehicle for a small animal. I might try to evade it if there's time. But I'm not going to go out of my way to avoid killing it if it means having to react too dramatically.

Now if it's a deer or something I'd probably be more anxious to avoid it for obvious reasons. With a large animal the risk equation changes and it's worth it to take dramatic action to avoid hitting it.

JohnStOnge wrote:

Vidav wrote:Who runs over animals in the first place? Pay attention.

Sometimes animals are very stupid. Like a squirrel will cross a road, get about a foot from the other side, see a car coming, and run back across the road into the car's path right before the car gets there. I know you've probably seen that.

One thing I will not do is slam on my brakes and risk losing control of the vehicle for a small animal. I might try to evade it if there's time. But I'm not going to go out of my way to avoid killing it if it means having to react too dramatically.

Now if it's a deer or something I'd probably be more anxious to avoid it for obvious reasons. With a large animal the risk equation changes and it's worth it to take dramatic action to avoid hitting it.

What, exactly, IS the risk equation for a large animal? E=MC^2?

Vidav wrote:Who runs over animals in the first place? Pay attention.

Especially ducks...in front of a motel. I've never come close to hitting a duck, they aren't exactly the road crossing type. Probably semi-fully domesticated ducks and the guy was driving to fast for the circumstances.

BTW, duck is my favorite meat.

Vidav wrote:Who runs over animals in the first place? Pay attention.

Especially ducks...in front of a motel. I've never come close to hitting a duck, they aren't exactly the road crossing type. Probably semi-fully domesticated ducks and the guy was driving too fast for the circumstances.

BTW, duck is my favorite meat.

What, exactly, IS the risk equation for a large animal? E=MC^2?

I dunno but I think we can all see the difference between running over a squirrel and hitting a deer.

kalm wrote:

Vidav wrote:Who runs over animals in the first place? Pay attention.

Especially ducks...in front of a motel. I've never come close to hitting a duck, they aren't exactly the road crossing type. Probably semi-fully domesticated ducks and the guy was driving too fast for the circumstances.

BTW, duck is my favorite meat.

Duck is, indeed, amazing.

AZGrizFan wrote:

JohnStOnge wrote:
Sometimes animals are very stupid. Like a squirrel will cross a road, get about a foot from the other side, see a car coming, and run back across the road into the car's path right before the car gets there. I know you've probably seen that.

One thing I will not do is slam on my brakes and risk losing control of the vehicle for a small animal. I might try to evade it if there's time. But I'm not going to go out of my way to avoid killing it if it means having to react too dramatically.

Now if it's a deer or something I'd probably be more anxious to avoid it for obvious reasons. With a large animal the risk equation changes and it's worth it to take dramatic action to avoid hitting it.

What, exactly, IS the risk equation for a large animal? E=MC^2?

6.93

I really don't see how running over waterfowl is a bad thing. They have wings. If they didn't want to die they would have used them.

We had a duck family that decided to homestead in a drainage pond at the Target in Dover several years ago. People would stop and wait for them to cross the street. They got bolder and bolder to where they'd stop crossing quickly and take their sweet ass time. One day I saw two flat duck carcasses. It was sort of sad, but I never noticed ducks holding up traffic again.

CID1990 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:

What, exactly, IS the risk equation for a large animal? E=MC^2?

6.93

This place is slipping.