The usual (deer, hog, squirrel, possum, lots of armadillos) and one rare one which I still remember / regret to this day. I hit a ring tail cat about 10 years ago on my way to work. Love those little guys. He darted out right as I was going over the low water crossing near my house, and I had nowhere to swerve.
During the rut about 15 years ago, I had a buck dart out (chasing poon I'm sure) in the early morning hours and slam into the side of my truck doing 65 mph. Shattered the side view mirror and his antlers left a crease down the right side of the truck. I turned around to see if he was dead, and he was long gone. May have survived, and may have folded up in the brush off the side of the road.
I also had a guy in a Honda Accord slam a big buck headed the other way once. Real close to my house right before turning into my neighborhood. I had the deer on a game cam and he was really nice by hill country standards. I pulled over, and the dude in the Accord was beside himself and in a panic. He car was banged up but driveable. He was distraught because the deer was still alive but badly wounded just on the other side of the fence. I had my pistol on me and put him down. Not sure if that made the guy feel better or worse. He was still a train wreck and didn't want to drive.
Most recently, my wife managed to hit a damn turkey in my truck. We had to 86 our Colorado ski trip (arrived the day they closed the mountain due to COVID). So, we decided to make a cannonball run home. I drove all morning, and we switched in Albuquerque after lunch so I could get caught up on some work with the shit hitting the fan due to the Rona. After turning off I-40, she managed to hit a turkey. On a flat stretch of highway. When we both saw him at least 500 yds ahead. He flew right before impact, so instead of running over him, he exploded on the grill. Needless to say, we switched back to me driving and the remainder of the trip was completely quiet.