Death on the highway. Not for the faint of heart.

[Oldfireguy]

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[JonMikal]

you should box those up and ship to Carl. i'm sure he could find some use for them.:popcorn:

[waltdsgirl]

Poor little guys! Thanks for the use of B&W...much appreciated! Ok, CSI fans...how long ago do you estimate the time of death to be? :headscratch:

[JonMikal]

Ok, CSI fans...how long ago do you estimate the time of death to be? :headscratch:

i need more information i.e.; region of the u.s. found, time of year photographed, weight of animal, male or female, etc.

[waltdsgirl]

Don't forget to account for the many animal and bird scavengers that are around.

[JonMikal]

Don't forget to account for the many animal and bird scavengers that are around.

exactly why i need region

[Oldfireguy]

You should have smelled number two. I found him next to the train tracks so one can only guess he jigged when he should have jogged as a train approached.

[Chiller]

Ahhh....the poor things. When I see these, I can only hope death was instant.
Two years ago....a deer jumped the fence at the zoo, and then another, and then another fence, only to land in the lions den. :lol::lol: They estimate he lasted about 10 to 20 seconds. :lol::lol:

[JonMikal]

:lol:

[Oldfireguy]

Chiller's story sounds like the time the cougar got into NW Trek. The animals are enclosed in a chain link fence that covers 580 acres. The cougar came over the fence and had a hey day with snacks. Took out about 10 animals before they caught him.

[kelley_french]

those poor deers. no pun intended