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Samantha Irons, 11, left with a concussion, cuts and bruises.
By. Daily Mail Reporter. Last updated at 6:29 PM on 29th February 2012. A girl was sent flying after an out-of-control deer ran through a glass door and ploughed into her. Samantha Irons, 11, and her eight-year-old brother Sebastian were at a gas station on Sunday when the creature charged through the door. The siblings were leaving the store with snacks in Dacula, Georgia when the boy spotted the animal coming towards him and leapt out the way. His sister was not so lucky. Scroll down for video. Collision: Samantha Irons, 11, is lifted off her feet as a deer comes crashing through the glass door of a gas station in Georgia and smacks into her. Miss Irons told wsbtv.com: 'I see glass everywhere, then I realize that I’m on the ground but at that time, I didn’t realize what hit me. It felt like a car.' The girl's father ran from his car to the store after hearing the loud bang. He initially thought that a vehicle had lost control and hit his daughter. Convenience store workers called 911 as Samantha was covered in blood which turned out to  belong to the injured deer. Shock: Samantha Irons recovers at home in Georgia after a deer crashed into her as she tried to leave a convenience store with her brother. CCTV from the store shows the stunned animal staggering around the aisles. Samantha was checked over by. emergency workers and had a slight concussion, large bruise to her leg. and a few cuts but no serious injuries. The store was cleared and the injured deer had to be put down. This. was not the first time that a deer has ploughed through glass. Last. month in New Jersey, shoppers at a goodwill store were surprised when a. deer crashed through the plate glass doors. Animal experts said it was likely the creatures caught their reflection in the glass, thought it was a rival and charged. There are 50,000 reports of drivers hitting deer in Georgia every year, according to authorities. Disorientated: The deer barrels around the store having just smashed through a plate-glass window. Unsuspecting: The girl and her eight-year-old brother Sebastian buy snacks at the store in Dacula, Georgia. Day out: The siblings go to exit the garage to join their father who was waiting in the car. Impact: Miss Irons said the force of being hit by the running deer 'was like a car' Sprawled: A customer at the gas station quickly runs over to help Miss Irons who was knocked to the ground. Precaution: The 11-year-old was checked over by emergency staff and was found to be slightly concussed with cuts and bruises but otherwise fine. Dazed: The deer careered around the aisles after smashing through the glass door. It later had to be put down.