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If there's a trail — be it snow, dirt, water or concrete — outdoors nut Carey Kish will find it. Follow his Maine outdoor adventures in his blog.

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November 10, 2005
A different kind of commuting woe

Cars backed up for a mile at a rail crossing on Forest Avenue. Inattentive people on cell phones, eating a bagel and smoking a butt... everything but looking at the road. Getting stuck behind a sloooooow moving METRO bus. One too many red lights.

A frustrating commute to work? Sometimes.

Dangerous? Not really (I'm knocking on wood now).

But if you live out in the country--like in Chesterfield, for example--you might have to contend with a different kind of commuting problem.

Like a hunter with a rifle shooting a deer along side of the highway. And then shooting again. And again. And driving the animal into the path of oncoming cars. Forcing you to slam on the brakes to avoid a nasty deer-car collision.

Now that's a dangerous commute!

I don't think we have to worry about this kind of thing in the big city.

But I'll certainly be more alert driving to and from my hiking spots, that's for sure.

Wonder if I should paint my car blaze orange?

Posted by Carey Kish at 08:38 AM
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No, just paint your head blaze orange!!!!!

Posted by Younger Brother
November 10, 2005 02:28 PM

Please don't confuse the person who commited that dangerous act with an actual hunter.

Posted by Ted
November 10, 2005 03:11 PM

Not at all Ted. The vast majority of hunters are responsible, respectful and safe. This guy clearly wasn't.

Posted by Carey
November 11, 2005 09:32 AM

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