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NASCAR development driver hits coyote at 190mph - NTIman - 08-19-2009

Seems like a great way to hunt: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/277817.page">http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/277817.page</a><!-- m -->

There are some pretty graphic pictures on there, so beware.


Re: NASCAR development driver hits coyote at 190mph - fiveoh2go - 08-19-2009

Reminds me of the guy who was up at Summit last year going into the Chute who hit a deer with his Terminator. The deer jumped through the windshield and into the front passengers seat. The driver never missed a beat or lost control of the car, he just kept on going and drove right into the pits with the deer still riding shotty.

Here's the in-car vid - http://vimeo.com/2270857


Re: NASCAR development driver hits coyote at 190mph - Jewels - 08-20-2009

fiveoh2go Wrote:Reminds me of the guy who was up at Summit last year going into the Chute who hit a deer with his Terminator. The deer jumped through the windshield and into the front passengers seat. The driver never missed a beat or lost control of the car, he just kept on going and drove right into the pits with the deer still riding shotty.

Here's the in-car vid - http://vimeo.com/2270857

You never saw the Legends car that hit a deer at Summit one weekend. That dude has deer guts all over his car and himself. He just took off the damaged pieces of his car and drove the rest of the weekend. However, I believe the smell was horrible. I guess its hard to pick deer carcass out of engines and such.


Re: NASCAR development driver hits coyote at 190mph - John - 08-20-2009

I believe the #1 cause of fatalities at Summit are actually deer incidents...