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This buck got Smoked!!!
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Contributors to this thread:
Pat Lefemine 06-Apr-21
Highlife 06-Apr-21
Pat Lefemine 06-Apr-21
Live2Hunt 06-Apr-21
JohnMC 06-Apr-21
midwest 06-Apr-21
Bou'bound 06-Apr-21
elkmtngear 06-Apr-21
LINK 06-Apr-21
LINK 06-Apr-21
JL 06-Apr-21
Twinetickler 06-Apr-21
t-roy 06-Apr-21
Fields 06-Apr-21
Norseman 06-Apr-21
Old School 06-Apr-21
Supernaut 07-Apr-21
Pop-r 07-Apr-21
Rupe 07-Apr-21
JL 07-Apr-21
Rupe 07-Apr-21
'Ike' 07-Apr-21
ben h 08-Apr-21
From: Pat Lefemine
06-Apr-21

Pat Lefemine's embedded Photo
My son is a lineman and his buddy sent him this from last summer
Pat Lefemine's embedded Photo
My son is a lineman and his buddy sent him this from last summer
Literally smoked!

From: Highlife
06-Apr-21
Power line?

From: Pat Lefemine
06-Apr-21
Transmission line, yes

From: Live2Hunt
06-Apr-21
That's when you know your time is up. Bad Bad luck right there.

From: JohnMC
06-Apr-21
Rare? That looks well done to me.

From: midwest
06-Apr-21
dang! That's a shocker.

From: Bou'bound
06-Apr-21
Amish tresspasser tools of the trade?

From: elkmtngear
06-Apr-21
Whoa !!!!

Killed it, and grilled it !

From: LINK
06-Apr-21
I pulled a 4 year stint climbing poles for a living. You see some weird stuff. Once had a doe and two fawns laying by a live wire that was 3 foot off the ground. Undoubtedly all three walked up and touched their noses to the wire. No burn marks at all. Had cows walk into a wire and get several. Bobcats, snakes and about every other critter you can think of getting cooked on transformers. You also get people that get track hoes into a wire and get out of the cab, thank goodness for crawlers and not rubber tires. I saw a semi driver get his raised dump bed into 64000 volts and blow his tires out. His pants were so messy he just sat in the truck until line workers showed up, which was a good move. That was before iPhones so no pics.

From: LINK
06-Apr-21
Double tap.

From: JL
06-Apr-21
Where I'm from in Florida, the squirrels will use the power lines to get around from one place to another. Every now and then, one will chew on one of the lines and get electrocuted. You'll hear a loud bang and usually find a squirrel underneath the line he chewed on. His belly will be charred like the deer above. It ain't pretty.....

From: Twinetickler
06-Apr-21
That's reVOLTing....should have had his HECS suit on

From: t-roy
06-Apr-21

t-roy's embedded Photo
t-roy's embedded Photo
Chit happens!

From: Fields
06-Apr-21
My dad was a lineman and always told me he made a lot of money off of squirrels (the animals) getting into power lines......

From: Norseman
06-Apr-21
Did he charge you for posting that pic?

From: Old School
06-Apr-21
Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

From: Supernaut
07-Apr-21
Yikes! No need for a Bloodtrail Challenge.

From: Pop-r
07-Apr-21
Down in south TX on a drilling rig several years ago. A Mexican had swam the river to hook up power to a pole at the edge of location. The locals came in the next morning raving over the chupacabra that was out on top of the pole very crisp! They truly believed it was a chupacabra up there burnt. Lol

From: Rupe
07-Apr-21
Wow, what a picture

From: JL
07-Apr-21
Ref my post above....

From: Rupe
07-Apr-21
Nice funeral

From: 'Ike'
07-Apr-21
Damn...I've seen a picture of a Buck hit by lightning, crazy things happen!

From: ben h
08-Apr-21
That appears to be small copper wire. It could be transmission voltage, but I doubt it; more than likely distribution level voltage. Either way that stuff will kill you. At T-line voltages, you don't even need to contact the conductor to get fried.

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