Well I guess I will have to right off this post as well. We do people
have to get into ****ing contests over **** that doesn't matter or
isn't even related to the post whatsoever! How about wishing the fellow
well and thanking goodness that he was able to walk away from this
incident. I have been on short final in that same area with
students{warrenton} and had to go around because the deer does the
usual thing and looks at ya! I am now in SC flying and flying for a
gentleman in and out of a grass strip in edisto sc. I have had deer
looking at me as I taxi by them in the baron for take off. All the
while praying "please stay in the woods please stay in the woods" Deer
are a real serious hazard! I know a company that flew both a king air
90 and a Citation II and the owner hit a deer with king air totalling
the king air. Now that is serious damage folks.
I feel to many people take for granted the fact that nothing is coming
out at you once down on the runway. In the circumstances stated the
poor guy with the cessna had now chance of avoiding the impact. So take
that into account folks even when we do everything right something can
go terribly wrong! Ok enough of the profit of doom. Did i mention what
a great day of flying we had here in SC/GA. I really love picking my
way around t-storms{said in a sarcastic tone} YUM.
Happy flying to all!

matt tiberii
CFI CFII
Com asel amel ases
Montblack wrote:
("r. mutt" wrote)
The deer have a greater right to be there than you do bozo. The deer are
on the ground walking and you're flying around in an unnatural contrivance
in order to satisfy your need for ego gratification. No sympathy here.


Who conferred upon deer this right?


Montblack