Roadkill law interesting
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From: spike78
05-Feb-19
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So in this new roadkill law PETA is all for it. They say that wild roadkill is healthier to eat then store bought hmm go figure!
From: Straight —» Arrow
05-Feb-19
I'd pay to see them eat some roadkill.
From: Will
05-Feb-19
Wait, is it a law that you can't eat road kill? I mean, Spike, here you have to get it tagged by an EPO I think, but unless it's really beat folks take home deer all the time. Moose often go to game club or church "game" dinners.
Now if they are suggesting we eat skunks and salamanders... I'm out :)
From: spike78
05-Feb-19
I’d pick up some moose all day long.
From: Huntcell
05-Feb-19
A Couple interesting provisions in Oregon road kill law:
‘You must remove the entire carcass of the animal, including gut piles, from the road.’
‘Antlers and head of all salvaged animals must be surrendered to an ODFW office within 5 business days of taking possession of the carcass. This is to allow state officials to test and track for Chronic Wasting Disease. Also, "A lot of people do collect and sell antlers, and that's not what this program is for," Dennehy said. Other animal parts, such as the hide, may be kept by the permittee.‘
Gota take the crap but not the head.
From: Salagi
05-Feb-19
I picked up a roadkill yearling deer just last week. I had driven past there 10 minutes before and it wasn't there. Very little bloodshot meat to it at all. I guess they hit it's head. I'm not to proud to butcher it. took the meat to my folks and threw the carcass to my dogs. Everybody was happy. Except maybe whoever hit the deer. ;)
From: slade
06-Feb-19
Great now the tens of thousands of miles of logging roads are going to be filled with Mad Max clones racing up and down them...........
From: DL
06-Feb-19
When I was first Married I picked up two one year to eat. We lived in a tri-plex. If anyone ever dug into the flower beds they were in for a surprise. I wonder if the cops were called from all the bones they dug up?