Siu Blue Wind
10-10-11, 01:16 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2oymHHyV1M
Mountain Biking - He didn't like the guy on the mountain bike.
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hybridbkrdr
10-10-11, 02:15 PM
wut?
mulveyr
10-10-11, 02:32 PM
Oh, deer.
mymojo
10-10-11, 02:39 PM
D'oh!... a deer.
mulveyr
10-10-11, 02:41 PM
D'oh!... a deer.
A she-male deer.
A she-male deer.
rm -rf
10-10-11, 02:53 PM
Is it a hartebeest (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hartebeest)?
"Hartebeest stand almost 1.5 m (5 ft) at the shoulder and weigh anywhere from 120–200 kg (265–440 lb)"
"Hartebeest stand almost 1.5 m (5 ft) at the shoulder and weigh anywhere from 120–200 kg (265–440 lb)"
Zephyr11
10-10-11, 03:03 PM
And here I thought hit and run was a roadie hazard.
dminor
10-10-11, 03:05 PM
Wait 'til you encounter a moose.
Airburst
10-10-11, 03:07 PM
Ouch!
Dannihilator
10-10-11, 05:25 PM
Wait 'til you encounter a moose.
Nah, they just fall on you and crush you when you hit one. The only dangerous time with moose is the mothers with calves.
Nah, they just fall on you and crush you when you hit one. The only dangerous time with moose is the mothers with calves.
dminor
10-10-11, 05:58 PM
^^ They are pretty ornery and unyielding sometimes. My only high-speed encounter with one surprised him as much as he surprised me and he fortunately bolted away, instead of toward, me. But young bulls have attitude and will hold their ground sometimes.
born2bahick
10-10-11, 06:23 PM
Anyone can get past a dog, that's why I have a giant goat with an attitude:thumb:
ed
10-10-11, 06:38 PM
That was the best bike video I've ever seen, Siu!!!!!!!!!!!!
ca7erham
10-10-11, 06:55 PM
Just saw that, amazing
electrik
10-10-11, 07:28 PM
It's name was Buck and u don't want to **** - with it.
samburger
10-10-11, 09:55 PM
Had to email this one to my Mom so she could appreciate how lucky she was to have been in a minivan when she got t-boned by a buck:lol:
dminor
10-10-11, 11:31 PM
Critters are likin' it too. It's gotten like a million hits over on GnuTube.
cyclops
10-11-11, 03:18 AM
Critters are likin' it too. It's gotten like a million hits over on GnuTube.
Now you are old.
(Dad joke)
Now you are old.
(Dad joke)
junkyard
10-11-11, 06:47 AM
^^ They are pretty ornery and unyielding sometimes. My only high-speed encounter with one surprised him as much as he surprised me and he fortunately bolted away, instead of toward, me. But young bulls have attitude and will hold their ground sometimes.
The same can be said about young junkyards, as well.
The same can be said about young junkyards, as well.
Daspydyr
10-11-11, 09:41 AM
That was an Impala! I don't think the GM version or the ones on the Savannah is good for the sport.
dminor
10-11-11, 09:53 AM
The same can be said about young junkyards, as well.So where does that leave old junkyards, such as yourself?
That was an Impala! I don't think the GM version or the ones on the Savannah is good for the sport.You sure that wasn't a hartebeest?
That was an Impala! I don't think the GM version or the ones on the Savannah is good for the sport.You sure that wasn't a hartebeest?
junkyard
10-12-11, 10:19 AM
So where does that leave old junkyards, such as yourself?
You'll note that I never said they successfully stand their ground.
You'll note that I never said they successfully stand their ground.
Sixty Fiver
10-12-11, 10:25 AM
Is it a hartebeest (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hartebeest)?
"Hartebeest stand almost 1.5 m (5 ft) at the shoulder and weigh anywhere from 120–200 kg (265–440 lb)"
Hurtbeest.
"Hartebeest stand almost 1.5 m (5 ft) at the shoulder and weigh anywhere from 120–200 kg (265–440 lb)"
Hurtbeest.
IntoTheWild
10-12-11, 10:41 AM
If I had a dollar for every time that happened to me...
samburger
10-12-11, 12:20 PM
The video description says what the animal was...
Sixty Fiver
10-12-11, 12:29 PM
Nah, they just fall on you and crush you when you hit one. The only dangerous time with moose is the mothers with calves.
You have experience dealing with moose ?
They account for more attacks on humans than bears and this usually stems from startling a bull (which usually weighs over half a ton) or getting too close to mothers and calves... if you see a calf you have to be extra cautious as mom will not be far off and will defend her babies vigorously.
Rutting season can be very bad as then bulls become more aggressive.
Best thing is that a moose will not chase you very far as once you get out of their space they will retreat and vanish like ghosts.
You have experience dealing with moose ?
They account for more attacks on humans than bears and this usually stems from startling a bull (which usually weighs over half a ton) or getting too close to mothers and calves... if you see a calf you have to be extra cautious as mom will not be far off and will defend her babies vigorously.
Rutting season can be very bad as then bulls become more aggressive.
Best thing is that a moose will not chase you very far as once you get out of their space they will retreat and vanish like ghosts.
LesterOfPuppets
10-13-11, 01:30 AM
http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsu5e49uAz1qzqua1o1_400.jpg
^ Dude took out a seal. :lol:
^ Dude took out a seal. :lol:
IntoTheWild
10-13-11, 02:45 AM
Best thing is that a moose will not chase you very far as once you get out of their space they will retreat and vanish like ghosts.
Moose look really stupid, too. If I'm going to be attacked by an animal, I prefer it have some sort of intelligent look about it. It would just make me feel better on an emotional level.
Moose look really stupid, too. If I'm going to be attacked by an animal, I prefer it have some sort of intelligent look about it. It would just make me feel better on an emotional level.