Haven't been there in a while, but isn't it amazing how refreshed you feel just standing under those trees looking over that waterslide. That's truly an amazing place.

Whatcha screaming for! This is Reddit, it's meant for discussion.

Yep. City deer are different for sure.

The crazy thing is between my wife and I we hit five in a ten year stretch during 90s in Fayette and Greene county. We've been lucky the last 12 years. Well our luck just ran out.

Absolutely!

I see a lot along 88 between Castle Shannon and Finleyville.

Sounds exactly like my experiences so far, well in addition to hitting one. Not Bambi of course.

I know. I'm scheduled for December 5th. Earliest they could do. At least my vehicle is drivable.

I hit mine on 43, near California.

Be careful out there PennsylvanYinz.

"That's right: Pennsylvania drivers have a one in 52 chance of hitting a deer. Overall, American drivers were less likely — one in 116 — to experience a crash involving a deer, elk, moose or caribou."

Be careful out there Pennsylvanians. I just hit this lottery last week. I'm hoping I don't get lucky again.

Thanks for the clarification.

Hopefully yours comes soon and you can get it completed, but from what I've read you can walk in and they will let you use a provisional ballot. Anyhow you do have that as a backup if needed.

Being that this is a very important election, maybe the most important race in the Senate, I would recommend voting in person if at all possible.

Only his doctor could be a certain as you are. Are you his doctor?

Good luck to you. Hopefully your ballot doesn't get lost in the mail. I know mine will count for sure.

It's awesome that you stay involved even though you're out of state. Hopefully the postal service is in a better place this election and the delays aren't as bad.

You could do everything correctly and your ballot could just get lost in the mail. I personally wouldn't risk that. That's why I vote in person. I would only use absentee if there was no other way possible that I could vote.

They don't call it when it's that close. They only call it when there is a winner that can't be overcome by the votes that haven't been counted yet. In the past most people went to the polls and voted. Absentee was meant for people that truly couldn't make it to the polls because of health or serious reasons.

Before COVID the absentee and military ballots usually wouldn't add up to enough votes to change an election given what they counted that night. That's why they were usually able to call the election that night. Then later in the week they would give the official totals.

According to the Pennsylvania Department of State “If you did not return your mail-in or absentee ballot and you want to vote in person, you have two options: Bring your ballot and the pre-addressed outer return envelope to your polling place to be voided. After you surrender your ballot and envelope and sign a declaration, you can then vote a regular ballot. If you don’t surrender your ballot and return envelope, you can only vote by provisional ballot at your polling place. Your county board of elections will then verify that you did not vote by mail before counting your provisional ballot.”

Also we'll know the results the evening of the election instead of waiting days for them to be counted.

Make sure to fill out your ballots properly, or better yet vote in person to be confident yours is counted.