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Junior has two so far
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Posted by Jak on November 12, 2006 at 09:20:34 from (170.215.119.77):
Opening day of juvenile season Jr shot a decent 6 point buck with a 30/30.Last night he got his second deer with a 1979 F100.He hit this deer at 55 mph head on at about 10:00 pm.It bent the bumper into the tire with the fender too.Bent the new radiator,condenser,and transmission cooler.It tore the truck all to pieces in the front.The passenger door won't even open.Now were hunting for parts not deer anymore.Them ole trucks are tough but if it had been a little car it could have been very serious indeed.The frame is bent where the bumper mounts also.What fun!
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