Two Women Survive Jeep Collision With Water Buffalo in Stockholm, New York
Two women in Stockholm, New York, survived a severe collision when their Jeep struck a 2,300-pound water buffalo traveling at 52 mph. Both women sustained injuries but expressed gratitude for their survival, describing the impact as feeling like hitting a…
Lafayette, IN, October 21, 2026 —
Two women in Stockholm, New York, survived a severe collision involving their Jeep and a 2,300-pound water buffalo, according to the information provided. The buffalo was described as traveling at 52 mph. Both women sustained injuries and expressed gratitude for surviving the impact.
The women described the collision as feeling like hitting a freight train. No further details were provided about the extent of their injuries or whether they received medical treatment. The account also does not specify when the collision occurred, where in Stockholm it happened, or what led to the buffalo being on the roadway.
The information provided does not identify the women, explain who owned the animal, or say whether the buffalo was injured or survived. It also gives no details about damage to the Jeep, any response by emergency services, or whether authorities investigated the collision. No additional circumstances surrounding the crash were included.
The account establishes that the two women survived and sustained injuries, but it does not provide enough information to describe the events before or after the impact. Details such as the road conditions, the Jeep’s speed, and whether any other vehicles were involved were not provided. The stated 52 mph figure is associated with the buffalo’s travel, and no separate speed for the Jeep was included.
Without further information, the collision’s cause and any official findings remain unclear. The available account is limited to the location, the vehicle and animal involved, the stated weight and speed of the buffalo, the women’s injuries, and their description of the impact. No statements from officials or other witnesses were provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Lexi Bruening, Diane Rutherford, Gray News staff on www.wlfi.com, see more information here.
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