Wisconsin Man Injured in Deer Collision on U.S. Highway 36
A man from Wisconsin sustained minor injuries Sunday morning when his pickup truck struck a deer on U.S. Highway 36 west of Hannibal.
Quincy Hannibal Keokuk, IL, October 12, 2026 — A driver from Wisconsin sustained minor injuries on Sunday morning following a collision with a deer on U.S. Highway 36. The incident occurred west of Hannibal.
According to available information, the man was operating a pickup truck when the animal entered the roadway, resulting in the crash.
The man, identified as being from Wisconsin, received treatment for minor injuries sustained during the event. Specific details regarding the extent of his injuries or whether he required transport to a medical facility were not immediately available.
The exact time of the incident on Sunday morning was not provided. Similarly, details concerning the vehicle involved, such as its make, model, or any damage incurred, were not disclosed.
The location of the collision was U.S. Highway 36, west of the city of Hannibal. This highway is a significant route in the region, and incidents involving wildlife are not uncommon, particularly during dawn and dusk hours. However, the specific time of day for this particular event was reported only as “Sunday morning.”
No further information was provided regarding the driver’s identity beyond his state of residence, the specific circumstances leading to the deer entering the roadway, or any subsequent actions taken by law enforcement or emergency services.
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