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Car hits moose near Davin, Sask.

RCMP were called to Highway 48 near Davin, SK where a Toyota Camry collided with a moose. RCMP / Supplied

DAVIN, Sask. – One man to was sent to hospital Thursday morning after his car hit a moose in southern Saskatchewan.

RCMP were called to Highway 48 near Davin, SK where a Toyota Camry collided with a moose.

The driver said the animal suddenly appeared out of a ditch and on to the highway and he was unable to avoid hitting it.

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After the collision the moose ran into the woods, and the driver had to be transported to a hospital in Regina with non-life threatening injuries.

RCMP are reminding motorists that between September and November are the months when most of the vehicle/wildlife collisions happen and to be extra vigilant during this time.

RCMP were called to Highway #48 near Davin, SK where a Toyota Camry collided with a moose. RCMP

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