Yes, here's what he said:
He told me the story around 15 years after the incident. He named the exact day it happened and said that was the last day he ever flew a plane. He was spraying a field and came up to a power line. He pulled up, went over the line then pushed down and started spraying again. Out of the corner of his eye he saw a brown thing come from the right into his right field of view. Next thing he knew, the right wing went into the ground, then the nose, then the left wing and he started cartwheeling. He came to rest upside down. He heard the prop clicking as it was still rotating. Fuel was leaking and caught fire. He tried to unbuckle but his arm wouldn't work; he didn't realize it at first but his arm was broken. He managed to get out and spent a couple months in the hospital. He told me the brown thing was a deer that startled, ran into his path and jumped into his wing.
When I knew him he was working as an A&P overhauling turbine air tractors.