On the way back from Gatwick on Friday we were nearly home on a quiet stretch of road and we noticed a stationary car ahead. We could not overtake because there had been an incident. This car had struck a young deer (a common occurrence on this road). The driver of the car involved was totally stunned, shaken and needed hospital attention. The animal needed to be humanely put to sleep so we decided to take it the the nearest vet. The poor thing was loaded into our boot and we carried on. On checking on it's condition we found it had died.............what would you have done?
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God, Nicos - what are you saying? Ave yoo lost zee tender eenglish heart already?
I would have done what you did, Brengirl - specially if I had had my hubby with me. He was an animal lover too.
ETA - I wrote this before I found out that everyone else on the vine wanted to eat the meat!Last edited by Jeanied; 08-02-2010, 10:02 PM.Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?
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Originally posted by Nicos View PostContact the local hunt so it can be bled and gutted ASAP
Then share it with them!
Hope you have a freezer big enough!!
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So sorry if I offend anyone but the poor young thing is now in my freezer. When we have roast haunch for dinner I will raise a glass or two cos I did feel very sad at it's demise.
As for the driver of the car involved we did not exchange details but I do know they were very distressed.
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i would have eaten it too. We hit a sheep once, it bounced off the bonnet, denting it then ran away .......
talking of wild things ( i think i lurve you)
wild boar have dug up my jerusalem artichoke clamp.........Last edited by Jardiniere; 07-02-2010, 07:40 PM.
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I'd have done the same Bren. My best friend lives in Verwood, and on numerous occasions when we have been visiting we have seen the deer by the side of the road, and on the road, living around the New Forest.Last edited by dexterdoglancashire; 07-02-2010, 08:28 PM.Bernie aka DDL
Appreciate the little things in life because one day you will realise they are the big things
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