What happens when you hit a gator in a car

[BlondeOnaBusa]

Better a gator than a moose...
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cheers
ken

HOLY MOTHER OF PEARL

[BlondeOnaBusa]

is that your car kml?

[99'busa]

id be eatin some moose too.

[WWJD]

CRIKIES! is that the word?

[Mrs.Rubber2Burn]

Rodney is that somebody you know?

[BlueHaya]

Rodney is that somebody you know?

no...a friend sent to me.

[kml]

is that your car kml?

Moose strikes are common where I live, they are a good reason not to speed at night.
My car? Thankfully no.

cheers
ken

[potashmechanic]

wow

[Mr Bogus]

so the Alligator was eating a bird when the car came along? (at least it looks like the gator "had wings"

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[BusaWizard]

You could get a nice pair of boots from that.

[semi]

that's messed up

[In10SS]

I've seen a dozen dog hits, a couple of geese, a woodchuck, a bear, and about 300 deer claims. Several cows and one horse hit before I was an adjuster. Never seen a gator or a moose though. Both are pretty scary.

[CTA_Busa_LE]

guess I should quit complaining about deer and turkeys. Gator looked like a big speed bump. The moose was more like driving under a semi. Neither one a desireable hit in my book

[SpeedAdict]

Well there is your problem there is a moose in your back seat/roof/trunk/front seat