Nov 2nd, 2018 : Yum, Roadkill
People across the country salvage and eat roadkill, it’s only illegal in CA and TX.
33 states have a system for recycling roadkill into charities and food banks. But Alaska has a bigger problem, higher speeds from a sparse population, and hefty moose. Roadkill is legally state property and technically drivers seeing unattended roadkill are required to report it. Sorry Mom, your calf is kaput. http://cellar.org/2017/moose1.jpg Quote:
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The law is that way in Texas because it is a hunting law. You can't hunt from the road, and if they didn't have the law that way, hayseeds with giant pickups would "accidentally" hit the deer, and then harvest it without a tag (and often not even in season.)
Texas also has the same program for deer -- if you hit a deer, you can contact the game wardens, and they will come harvest the roadkill and give the venison to charity. |
Hitting a deer is common in PA, over 100,000 a year, usually when you're on your way to somewhere important. :haha:
However it's really hard to do it intentionally, as in go out and hunt dear with your bumper. |
Bullshit. If I hit a deer, and ruin my car, if anybody eats that sumbitch it's gonna be me.
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Need heavy duty bull bars.
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Werd.
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No, word.
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Werd.
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"Dayum!! Dat chick got ass for days!!"
"Word." Translation: "My. What an attractive young lady." "F'shizzle." I've been using 'werd' ever since I learned that America's first African-American-owned-radio-station's call letters were WERD. |
Apologies for the confusion, Fargon.
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