Here's a close up of some of the early morning Elmers' vehicles. What doesn't show up very well in this photograph -- or the others which are in this series -- is the dents, dings, and scraped paint that all of these vehicles exhibit.

We won't see in in this series, but parking and driving isn't one of the better skills that Elmer Fudd exhibits so it's no wonder that their vehicles are screwed up so badly as a matter of course.

The gaz guzzlers these morons choose typically run to three wheeled tricycles -- about 70% or so, perhaps. The rest are two-wheeled bicycles, dune buggies, and trashed four-wheel vehicles that used to be run on the streets before Elmer screwed them up so badly that they couldn't run legally on the streets any more.

In this photograph if we look over Elmer's vehicles, we also look past Highway 39 into the hillside where one can observe these Elmers in their natual habitat.

The vehicle on the extreme right side of this photograph will shortly face another assault by another Elmer who is going to try to drive his Elmer vehicle that's towing his gas guzzleing toys past this vehicle.

We here at the Stop Elmer Fudd web site sat and watched in order to catch this typical Elmer behavior on film for you however several of the photographs we took (we took 86 photos of the entire area, in fact) did not come out. But repeated near-misses are not rare and we will return to capture the phenomena on film again.