I thought this may be a fun idea for a thread.
In 2009 (I think), my girlfriend and I were driving from Knoxville to Nashville on I-40W. When I got to Cookeville, just past exit 287, an adult doe walked out onto the interstate from the left side about 25 yards in front of me. I was in the left lane, passing a woman in a Taurus (BEFORE the deer walked out, or was even visible), and when it saw me coming at it, it tried to sprint to the right-hand shoulder. Unfortunately, it wasn't fast enough and the woman in the Taurus nailed it. At that point, my front bumper was in line with her front door, so I had a clear view of the collision. I kid you not, the deer was close to 10 feet in the air, spinning horizontally like a helicopter blade. I don't know how many rotations it did, but surely it was at least 540º. The impact was more than enough for the woman to lose control, and she ended up t-boning the beginning of a guard rail on the right shoulder. Of course, I pulled over to see if she was OK. Fortunately, she was able to walk away without a scratch or any injury. My girlfriend and I waited with her for a trooper to arrive, and she was taken care of. We found the deer in a ditch maybe around 10 feet off of the road on the right-hand side. Needless to say, it was dead.
That was definitely nuts, and I'm sure you guys probably have some crazy stories too.