What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Landed 27 minutes after sunset. Runway lights were on. During landing rollout, while holding nosewheel off the runway for aerodynamic braking, pilot felt the aircraft impact something and the taxi light went out. All flight controls, engine controls, and brakes were still operational. Pilot taxied to ramp, shut down, and inspected aircraft. He found the remains of a deer scattered all over the front of the aircraft and the leading edges of the wings. One blade of the prop was bent about ten degrees and the taxi light was broken. Additionally, there were dents in the engine nose cowling. The pilot, sole occupant, was uninjured.
As the FAA filed it
LANDED 27 MINUTES AFTER SUNSET. RUNWAY LIGHTS WERE ON. DURING LANDING ROLLOUT, WHILE HOLDING NOSEWHEEL OFF THE RUNWAY FOR AERODYNAMIC BRAKING, PILOT FELT THE AIRCRAFT IMPACT SOMETHING AND THE TAXI LIGHT WENT OUT. ALL FLIGHT CONTROLS, ENGINE CONTROLS, AND BRAKES WERE STILL OPERATIONAL. PILOT TAXIED TO RAMP, SHUT DOWN, AND INSPECTED AIRCRAFT. HE FOUND THE REMAINS OF A DEER SCATTERED ALL OVER THE FRONT OF THE AIRCRAFT AND THE LEADING EDGES OF THE WINGS. ONE BLADE OF THE PROP WAS BENT ABOUT TEN DEGREES AND THE TAXI LIGHT WAS BROKEN. ADDITIONALLY, THERE WERE DENTS IN THE ENGINE NOSE COWLING. THE PILOT, SOLE OCCUPANT, WAS UNINJURED.