Hello, I was laughing so much I couldnt get through half of it. Thanks

the really sad part here is that she is allowed to drive...

Holy hell.

A stereotypical Californian, maybe?

In Alberta and British Columbia (Canada) they actually do provide wide overpasses and underpasses across some high-speed motorways for migrating elk ... e.g. the Trans-Canada Highway between Banff and Lake Louise. The hard part is convincing the elk to actually use them.

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I'm suspicious that she was putting them on but it was still funny!

It was on YouTube, so it must be true!

At first I thought that was my mother-in-law but she doesn’t have a license. Now my younger sister, she drives and is that STUPID.

Thanks for the laugh.

Steve

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LMAO. I dont think she was playing, she sounded serious to me....

quote Originally posted by Marvin McInnis: In Alberta and British Columbia (Canada) they actually do provide wide overpasses and underpasses across some high-speed motorways for migrating elk ...

I'm rather partial to the toad crossings.

South of San Diego:

quote Originally posted by spark1: South of San Diego:

Yeah, that mom is strong. She's dragging her kid across the freeway while pushing her shrimpy husband. I wouldn't want to piss her off.

This whole area for many many many Kilometers is chain linked off,this is why they can make overpasses and underpasses for wildlife. Mainly in Jasper do you get all the wildlife over the road, only rarely do you see wildlife on the road around these passes.

quote Originally posted by Marvin McInnis: A stereotypical Californian, maybe? In Alberta and British Columbia (Canada) they actually do provide wide overpasses and underpasses across some high-speed motorways for migrating elk ... e.g. the Trans-Canada Highway between Banff and Lake Louise. The hard part is convincing the elk to actually use them.

quote Originally posted by WhiteDevil88: Yeah, that mom is strong. She's dragging her kid across the freeway while pushing her shrimpy husband. I wouldn't want to piss her off.

Reminds me of a sign my mother had hanging in her kitchen for most of my young life.

The road to success is filled with women--Pushing their husbands along

quote Originally posted by maryjane: The road to success is filled with women--Pushing their husbands along

i heard it like this:
"behind every successful man is a woman - pushing"

Wow.

This one + the "locked in my car" call...

quote Originally posted by timmer: This whole area for many many many Kilometers is chain linked off,this is why they can make overpasses and underpasses for wildlife. Mainly in Jasper do you get all the wildlife over the road, only rarely do you see wildlife on the road around these passes.

You are correct. I've driven the entire route from Kamloops to Jasper to Banff, but it wasn't during migration so we didn't see any elk. As I remember, those "ungulate-proof" fences are about 10 feet high, too.