What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Pilot flying initiated takeoff roll on rwy 6, checked engine gauges, and started to rotate at appropriate airspeed. As the aircraft rotated, the pilot flying thought she saw a deer but did not feel anything hit the aircraft. At approximately 200 feet, the aircraft started to vibrate, the passenger, who was also a pilot, asked for assistance from ATC and the pilot flying initiated a turn to land on rwy 33. Once the aircraft came to a stop, the vibration became more pronounced so the pilot flying shut the engines down. Once the engines were shutdown, they noticed the left propeller had been damaged. Post flight inspection revealed the left propeller had two blades that had been partially torn off and there was damage to the lower cowling.
As the FAA filed it
PILOT FLYING INITIATED TAKEOFF ROLL ON RWY 6, CHECKED ENGINE GAUGES, AND STARTED TO ROTATE AT APPROPRIATE AIRSPEED. AS THE AIRCRAFT ROTATED, THE PILOT FLYING THOUGHT SHE SAW A DEER BUT DID NOT FEEL ANYTHING HIT THE AIRCRAFT. AT APPROXIMATELY 200 FEET, THE AIRCRAFT STARTED TO VIBRATE, THE PASSENGER, WHO WAS ALSO A PILOT, ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE FROM ATC AND THE PILOT FLYING INITIATED A TURN TO LAND ON RWY 33. ONCE THE AIRCRAFT CAME TO A STOP, THE VIBRATION BECAME MORE PRONOUNCED SO THE PILOT FLYING SHUT THE ENGINES DOWN. ONCE THE ENGINES WERE SHUTDOWN, THEY NOTICED THE LEFT PROPELLER HAD BEEN DAMAGED. POST FLIGHT INSPECTION REVEALED THE LEFT PROPELLER HAD TWO BLADES THAT HAD BEEN PARTIALLY TORN OFF AND THERE WAS DAMAGE TO THE LOWER COWLING.