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That way when someone's old tree wanted to commit suicide and jump out of the back of their truck it won't have hurt so much.
Friday night I was driving the back roads by my parents, when I just barely see tail lights ahead of me. As I get closer, I catch a twinkle of something in the air and before I can think a tree lands about 10 feet in front of my truck. I already knew I couldn't swerve and risk rolling or running into something worse in the ditch. So I attempted to straddle it....It would have been fine if the TREE STAND WASN'T STILL ATTACHED!!!!!

Anyhow one of the eye-hooks attached to the stand sliced though my cladding just below the drivers side tow hook and got lodged there. I stopped quick enough to check the underside and pull the tree out. At first glance I thought I saw fluid leaking out by the way I saw tinkling in the light. I quickly ran around the truck got in and backed up to light the area as I shut her down. When I got on my hands and knees the figure out what was leaking the ground was dry. I looked under my truck again and here the whole underside, from the bump the end of the skidplate was covered with silver garland.
Once I got back to my parents I had to find a pair of bolt cutters to remove the eye-hook from my cladding.
Friday night I was driving the back roads by my parents, when I just barely see tail lights ahead of me. As I get closer, I catch a twinkle of something in the air and before I can think a tree lands about 10 feet in front of my truck. I already knew I couldn't swerve and risk rolling or running into something worse in the ditch. So I attempted to straddle it....It would have been fine if the TREE STAND WASN'T STILL ATTACHED!!!!!
Anyhow one of the eye-hooks attached to the stand sliced though my cladding just below the drivers side tow hook and got lodged there. I stopped quick enough to check the underside and pull the tree out. At first glance I thought I saw fluid leaking out by the way I saw tinkling in the light. I quickly ran around the truck got in and backed up to light the area as I shut her down. When I got on my hands and knees the figure out what was leaking the ground was dry. I looked under my truck again and here the whole underside, from the bump the end of the skidplate was covered with silver garland.
Once I got back to my parents I had to find a pair of bolt cutters to remove the eye-hook from my cladding.