Woman Misunderstands Deer Crossing Signs, Calls Radio Station, Wants Them Moved

FARGO, N. D. - Do you know the sign of the deer that you see from time to time? A woman in North Dakota wants to move after three accidents including a deer.

According to the impressions, these signs are aimed to inform deer where safely to go, she began to perform the (failed) task and transferred the sign to a place with less traffic. She wrote a letter called a television station, but no one seems to want to hear what she said. Finally, she turned to Fargo's Y94 Playhouse Radio. They listened (and laughed) and then posted her phone on YouTube.

The person who called from Donna acknowledged that I hit three deer at three different opportunities immediately after I saw the sign of the deer's crosswalk on the expressway.

The caller asked why the Minnesota and North Dakota transportation departments allowed the deer on a busy road.

"Why do we encourage deer to cross the interstate? I do not understand, this is a heavy traffic area," she said.

Until now, radio organizers have tried to conceal their laughter. However, if the caller hears it, there is no registration. She keeps saying

"I know that the deer is an animal, you need to cross the street to survive, of course you need to find food, but in my opinion you move to the area where these deers live It is not allowed, traffic is hit. "

At this point, the host of the radio lost the fight to keep their laughter secret. But callers continue to explain their concerns

"You think that they place a deer intersection in a small town like a school intersection - that is a safer place for them," she said.

"The crossing of deer knows not to instruct the deer across the road, it's like a warning to the driver, so they know that it seems to be a high deer population "

"They can move the deer through the signs to guide the deer wherever they want, why do they put it on the highway or the interstate highway?"

She added that she likes the place she likes: she loves her: there are many other places she can think of learning where she likes It was

He said: "You seem to have misunderstood that the deer is somehow attracted to the cross of the deer."

"Well, yes, the sign of the deer's crosswalk is to inform the deer where they need to cross," she said.

So far, the wireless host gave up. The sender clearly has no Eureka moment on live broadcast. They politely ended the conference call, promised to disseminate her message, and did it. Her mobile phone posted on YouTube received nearly 5 million hits, but it continues to increase.

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On 17th September 2012, a woman named "Donna the Dee Lady" called Fargo Radio Y 94 "Morning Theater" program weekly "vent line" function and accompanied him in the past few years I mentioned. All three car accidents related to the deer occurred near the deer signs and then asked, "I will allow these deer intersections to be in such heavy traffic areas." Interstate Highway "The next month, the record of this phone has gained widespread, go online via YouTube

According to the impressions, these signs are aimed to inform deer where safely to go, she began to perform the (failed) task and transferred the sign to a place with less traffic. She wrote a letter called a television station, but no one seems to want to hear what she said. Finally, she turned to Fargo's Y94 Playhouse Radio. They listened (and laughed) and then posted her phone on YouTube.

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