Narrative:

At approximately 80 KTS we noticed deer running in front of the aircraft during night landing. This was when controls were xferred via normal 80 KTS xfer and coincidently the same time the deer was seen and I applied reverse and braking to slow the aircraft in case of collision with deer. No evasive directional control was used. Deer missed the aircraft and ran off. Reported deer to FSS radio (airport advisory on field after tower closes) and advised landing aircraft behind us of encounter. Thorough postflt inspection done with no evidence of aircraft or tire damage.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: SF340 FLT CREW REPORTS DEER CROSSING RWY DURING LANDING ROLL AT ZZZZ. INCREASED BRAKING ALLOWS DEER TO CLEAR RWY.

Narrative: AT APPROX 80 KTS WE NOTICED DEER RUNNING IN FRONT OF THE ACFT DURING NIGHT LNDG. THIS WAS WHEN CTLS WERE XFERRED VIA NORMAL 80 KTS XFER AND COINCIDENTLY THE SAME TIME THE DEER WAS SEEN AND I APPLIED REVERSE AND BRAKING TO SLOW THE ACFT IN CASE OF COLLISION WITH DEER. NO EVASIVE DIRECTIONAL CTL WAS USED. DEER MISSED THE ACFT AND RAN OFF. RPTED DEER TO FSS RADIO (ARPT ADVISORY ON FIELD AFTER TWR CLOSES) AND ADVISED LNDG ACFT BEHIND US OF ENCOUNTER. THOROUGH POSTFLT INSPECTION DONE WITH NO EVIDENCE OF ACFT OR TIRE DAMAGE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of January 2009 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.