When hubby hit the deer, the first question that everyone at work asked him was, "Did you pick it up and keep it?" Apparently that is legal here. He eventually started telling people he didn't because we didn't own a freezer yet.
It really wasn't your fault, Mels. Now that hubby is driving again, he says he has almost hit a squirrel and a snake - and both sort of shook him up. It isn't like he is going out there intending to kill critters. I told him I wouldn't have felt bad about the snake. He replied, "Yeah, I almost wish I had gotten him."
I still say, I personally have never seen a moose move quickly - ever. I know people hit them all the time - and wouldn't if given the chance. That alone is the one factor that makes me say "Wow." It is hard for me to imagine a moose ever being that fast that I couldn't get out of its way. I don't think we have moose here in MS, so I'm hoping I never have to experience it.
Speaking of insurance, did you read my reply about our car insurance and how we used to have a $1M umbrella policy. Have you and hubby sat down with your insurance agent and reviewed your auto and home coverage? You have a business in your home and you're using both cars for business so, not only are their tax consequences, but there are some insurance nuances you need to be aware of. Luckily, business insurance is a deductible business expense. Just be aware, there are some "accidents" that your regular insurance company may decide not to cover because the home or vehicle was being used "for business use" and your regular homeowner/auto policy liabilities might not cover you in cases where you were operating a business.
And evidently there was a dead moose getting picked up near my accident spot as well. 
