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RE: Re: Bugs, usted to be Wolfman's grav tank model

From: Flak Magnet <flakmagnet@t...>
Date: 17 May 2002 12:10:44 -0400
Subject: RE: Re: Bugs, usted to be Wolfman's grav tank model

I know what you're talking about there.  (The roadkill thing, not being
poor or eating pheasant.)

While I was an MP in New York, there was a list of people for each
county that would be called when a deer was hit and killed by a car if
they person driving the car didn't want the animal.

The animal was dead anyway... might as well get some use out of the
carcass.  How much use could be had depended greatly on what internal
organ were ruptured on impact and how long the animal lay there before
being gutted, as the innards of a deer will begin to seep poisons into
the meat shortly after death, causing it to be less than palateable.

Now, a deer hit by a semi-truck... that's something I'd avoid scraping
up and taking home...  The impacts tend to be rather spectacular (based
on the ONE I acutally saw) and the resultant mass is nothing that
resembles something that would be salvageable.	And the truckers just
keep driving... I bet they'd mount a cow-catcher up front if they could
get away with it.  (I live in Michigan, where deer seem to want to play
chicken on the highways during the fall/winter.)

--Flak

On Fri, 2002-05-17 at 11:49, Brian Bilderback wrote:
> >From: "laserlight@quixnet.net" <laserlight@quixnet.net>
> 
> >NSTRH: A few years ago the great state of West Virginia made it legal
for 
> >people to pick up/takehome/eat roadkilled animals.
> 
> Ok, I'm going to really show my upbringing here.  That actually can
run the 
> gamut from as gross as it sounds to not so bad.  When I was young and
poor, 
> my family hit a pheasant with the family car.  It landed to the side
of the 
> road.  It was never run OVER, and never on the road, but technically
it was 
> roadkilled.  Yes, we ate it.	It was delicious.  an animal that's just
been 
> killed by a car is no different than an animal killed by a rifle in
terms of 
> edibility/deadness.  It's the stuff that's been lying there that I
would 
> never touch.
> 
> 3B^2
> 
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