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Take 2: More cross-country runners nearly hit by runaway deer

These were not the deer in question.
These were not the deer in question. AP

As a rule of thumb, it’s a good idea to watch out for deer while driving at dusk and dawn, particularly at this time of year.

If you’re in Pennsylvania and running in a cross-country race, it’s probably smart to be aware also. You may recall that last year a Division III cross-country runner was hit by a deer while on a course in that state.

On Saturday, a deer nearly crashed into two runners during a race in Cochranton, Penn. Twitter user Abby Anaya shared the video:

Last year, a group of deer were on the course and one took out a runner. This year’s deer was alone and appeared to be running much faster.

This was what happened a year ago:

Be careful running in Pennsylvania.

Pete Grathoff: 816-234-4330, @pgrathoff

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