Have you ever ate roadkill?
James
damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
Cheryl
"James" <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
Never. What flavor motor oil was predominant?
Omelet
<365ce340-9bc1-4c93...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
James <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
That's not legal in most states tho'.
--
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"Any ship can be a minesweeper. Once." -- Anonymous
Marsha
> In article
> <365ce340-9bc1-4c93...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> James <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
>> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
> That's not legal in most states tho'.
Hey there, Om. How are you? You're the very same Om from LC?
Marsha/Ohio
Unknown
wrote:
:I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
:damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
Not to my knowledge.
MarieD
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> In article
> <365ce340-9bc1-4c93...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> James <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
>> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
> That's not legal in most states tho'.
I wonder why it would be illegal?
We are almost out of deer meat. We got two this season and I love it, I
never taste any "gamey" taste to it and cook it like any other meat.
Spaghetti and deerballs is my favorite ;o)
Marie
KevinS
> I wonder why it would be illegal?
Going back to my prosecutor days of 30 years ago,
my state at the time (Washington) had a law which
basically said that if you killed a deer while driving,
the carcass belonged to the state, and the meat was supposed to be
used to feed prisoners or others in
state custody. Converting the carcass to your own
use was punishable by fines and jail. I had first
heard that from my grandfather, who was a state
game officer. I don't know whether that is still the
law.
My memory of this is faint and I may be forgetting
some of the details. Nor can I speak for other
states.
Steve Pope
>Going back to my prosecutor days of 30 years ago,
>my state at the time (Washington) had a law which
>basically said that if you killed a deer while driving,
>the carcass belonged to the state, and the meat was supposed to be
>used to feed prisoners or others in
>state custody. Converting the carcass to your own
>use was punishable by fines and jail.
Sounds like a holdover from English law concerning poachers.
Obviously, the game belongs to the Crown, and if we made
an exception for accidental vehicle hits, the poacher types would
just drive around trying to run down deer.
S.
KevinS
> Sounds like a holdover from English law concerning
> poachers.
Maybe so, although intentionally driving one's car into
good sized deers would have to be one of the dumber
pastimes. I did have occasion to prosecute the oc-
casional poacher. They tended not to be among the
brighter or more ambitious people I have ever come
across.
zxcvbob
Is the state gonna pay for the damage to my car? (actually, in some
states they used to)
Bob
Cornholio
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> In article
> <365ce340-9bc1-4c93...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> James <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
>> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
> That's not legal in most states tho'.
It is in Tn, and yes, I've eaten roadkill deer.
The shoulder she took the bumper with was almost like hamburger. We tossed
that. The rest was fine.
TFM®
James Silverton
Sounds like the Texas Aggie joke. How many Aggies does it take to eat an
armadillo? Three; one to do it and two to look each way on the road.
--
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Potomac, Maryland
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> "Omelet" <ompo...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ompomelet-269F8...@news-wc.giganews.com...
>
>> In article
>> <365ce340-9bc1-4c93...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
>> James <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
>>> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>>
>>
>> That's not legal in most states tho'.
>
>
> I wonder why it would be illegal?
>
Oddly, collecting road kill is illegal in most states.
Dave Smith
I knew a police officer who used to take home fresh deer kills. He was
patrolling a 20 mile stretch of highway with a good deer population.
People usually call in a deer collision to get the police report for
insurance, but even if they didn't, he was patrolling up and down that
stretch of road often enough to know when he had a fresh one.
Dave Smith
> On Jan 26, 9:03�pm, spop...@speedymail.org (Steve Pope) wrote:
>
>> Sounds like a holdover from English law concerning
>> poachers.
>
> Maybe so, although intentionally driving one's car into
> good sized deers would have to be one of the dumber
> pastimes.
That is an expensive way to kill a deer. They can do a lot of damage to
a car.
I did have occasion to prosecute the oc-
> casional poacher. They tended not to be among the
> brighter or more ambitious people I have ever come
> across.
I had a sumer job in an alloy smelting plant while attending university.
There was a guy in there who didn't like the student summer workers, and
we never thought much of him because he was so vocal and incredibly
stupid. He got got poaching deer back in his home province. The natural
resouces people used to prop up dead deer in a field near a road, close
enough that the headlights would light up their eys. The poachers would
stop, get out and take a shot. This guy fell for it and got caught
..... twice.
rosie
> I have. �After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
Noty knowlingly, of course I am origionally from rural Indiana, and I
now live in Texas....
Rosie
blake murphy
<snort>
your pal,
bambi
Omelet
LC?
I'm doing well, thanks. :-)
I've not posted to the low carb list in ages, in case that's what you
meant, but how many "Omelets" are there posting on usenet? <g>
Omelet
"MarieD" <a...@123.com> wrote:
> "Omelet" <ompo...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ompomelet-269F8...@news-wc.giganews.com...
> > In article
> > <365ce340-9bc1-4c93...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> > James <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> >> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
> >
> > That's not legal in most states tho'.
>
> I wonder why it would be illegal?
I know it's senseless, but it is in Texas. :-( Did not used to be if you
tagged it during hunting season but I'm told that that's changed.
Very wasteful.
Besides, it's a very expensive way to hunt deer. <g>
>
> We are almost out of deer meat. We got two this season and I love it, I
> never taste any "gamey" taste to it and cook it like any other meat.
> Spaghetti and deerballs is my favorite ;o)
> Marie
I still have a hindquarter that was gifted to me. I intend to make
sausage out of it.
Virginia Tadrzynski
"KevinS" <shee...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Here in PA I believe you have to contact the authorities when you hit a deer
and kill it. An officer or county game officer comes out, verifies that you
hit it with a car and weren't poaching and you can claim it for food. I
have hit two deer, both damn near totalled the vehicle and both times the
buck walked away,
-ginny
KevinS
<ta...@enter.net> wrote:
> �I have hit two deer, both damn near totalled
> the vehicle and both times the buck walked away,
It's a special treat when the deer comes through the
windshield.
Dave Smith
>
> Here in PA I believe you have to contact the authorities when you hit a deer
> and kill it. An officer or county game officer comes out, verifies that you
> hit it with a car and weren't poaching and you can claim it for food. I
> have hit two deer, both damn near totalled the vehicle and both times the
> buck walked away,
I know a few people who totalled their cars hitting deer, one of twice.
Another hit on one and its head came right through the windshield
cracking his jaw and breaking a few of his teeth.
They aren't quite as bad as moose. If you hit a moose it could be fatal.
They are tall enough that the front end of the car hits them in the legs
and the body comes through the windshield. Not a pretty sight.
rdfusa...@gmail.com
> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
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> In article
> <365ce340-9bc1-4c93-8674-ccb59ce6f...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
>
> James <j0069b...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> > damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
> That's not legal in most states tho'.
> --
> Peace! Om
>
> "Any ship can be a minesweeper. Once." -- Anonymous
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> On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 16:19:57 -0800 (PST), James <j0069b...@hotmail.com>
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> "Omelet" <ompome...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:ompomelet-269F8...@news-wc.giganews.com...
>
> > In article
> > <365ce340-9bc1-4c93-8674-ccb59ce6f...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> > James <j0069b...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> >> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
> > That's not legal in most states tho'.
>
> I wonder why it would be illegal?
>
> We are almost out of deer meat. We got two this season and I love it, I
> never taste any "gamey" taste to it and cook it like any other meat.
> Spaghetti and deerballs is my favorite ;o)
> Marie
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Dennis
wrote:
Of course you only got to prosecute the ones who got caught.
Dennis (evil)
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> "Omelet" <ompome...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:ompomelet-269F8...@news-wc.giganews.com...
>
> > In article
> > <365ce340-9bc1-4c93-8674-ccb59ce6f...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> > James <j0069b...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> >> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
> > That's not legal in most states tho'.
>
> It is in Tn, and yes, I've eaten roadkill deer.
> The shoulder she took the bumper with was almost like hamburger. We tossed
> that. The rest was fine.
>
> TFM®
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> MarieD wrote:
> > "Omelet" <ompome...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >news:ompomelet-269F8...@news-wc.giganews.com...
>
> >> In article
> >> <365ce340-9bc1-4c93-8674-ccb59ce6f...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> >> James <j0069b...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> >>> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
> >> That's not legal in most states tho'.
>
> > I wonder why it would be illegal?
>
> Oddly, collecting road kill is illegal in most states.
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> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
Maybe in a restaurant without being told what it was.
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> On Jan 26, 9:03�pm, spop...@speedymail.org (Steve Pope) wrote:
>
>> Sounds like a holdover from English law concerning
>> poachers.
>
> Maybe so, although intentionally driving one's car into
> good sized deers would have to be one of the dumber
> pastimes.
What if you mounted a sort of spear in front?
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Lynn from Fargo
> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
Boy that buck was sure stupid. Betcha he'll never do THAT again!
Sheeeesh! Where do these guys come from?
Lynn in Fargo
Woody
"Lynn from Fargo" <lynn...@i29.net> wrote in message
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-----------------------------------------------------
From the woods. That's why they're underinformed about things like roads and
how expensive car repairs are.
Woody
Tomes
> James wrote:
>
>> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
>> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
Dunno how true this is. When a deer landed on my windshield and the cop
needed to shoot it he asked me if I wanted it.
Tomes <- in NJ
Jeßus
> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
Yep. As long as I know it's fresh and untainted.
Mike
"Tomes" <ask...@here.net> wrote in message
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knife no less. after whittling away the bruised meat I had quite a few
steaks and some good chili makings. I have found venison to be much better
tasting if they dont wrassel with automobiles
squi...@yahoo.com
Omelet wrote:
> In article
> <365ce340-9bc1-4c93...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> James <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> > damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
>
> That's not legal in most states tho'.
> --
I do think that some states have roadside cleaning stations.
squi...@yahoo.com
Cornholio wrote:
> "Omelet" <ompo...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ompomelet-269F8...@news-wc.giganews.com...
> > In article
> > <365ce340-9bc1-4c93...@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com>,
> > James <j006...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >> I have. After the buck ran into my new compact car and did over $1700
> >> damage, you bet your deer he ended up in my freezer.
> >
> > That's not legal in most states tho'.
>
>
> It is in Tn, and yes, I've eaten roadkill deer.
> The shoulder she took the bumper with was almost like hamburger. We tossed
> that. The rest was fine.
>
We had a highway, icy roads, no way to stop. Icy elk was called,
flattened elk.
Flatter than swedish pankakes!!
squi...@yahoo.com
> KevinS wrote:
> > On Jan 26, 9:03�pm, spop...@speedymail.org (Steve Pope) wrote:
> >
> >> Sounds like a holdover from English law concerning
> >> poachers.
> >
> > Maybe so, although intentionally driving one's car into
> > good sized deers would have to be one of the dumber
> > pastimes.
>
> a car.
>
> I did have occasion to prosecute the oc-
> > casional poacher. They tended not to be among the
> > brighter or more ambitious people I have ever come
> > across.
>
> I had a sumer job in an alloy smelting plant while attending university.
> There was a guy in there who didn't like the student summer workers, and
> we never thought much of him because he was so vocal and incredibly
> stupid. He got got poaching deer back in his home province. The natural
> resouces people used to prop up dead deer in a field near a road, close
> enough that the headlights would light up their eys. The poachers would
> stop, get out and take a shot. This guy fell for it and got caught
> ..... twice.
Saw the artificial target, that dum me and dum put up. even have movin
ears and so.
squi...@yahoo.com
KevinS wrote:
> On Jan 27, 10:27�am, "Virginia Tadrzynski"
> <ta...@enter.net> wrote:
>
> > �I have hit two deer, both damn near totalled
> > the vehicle and both times the buck walked away,
>
> It's a special treat when the deer comes through the
> windshield.
deer butturds at best
Omelet
"Tomes" <ask...@here.net> wrote:
Note I said "Most", not "all" states.
A lot, too, will depend on the cop.
If YOU don't haul it home, he's required to, then has to have the blood
cleaned out of the trunk of his patrol car.
Seerialmom
> On Jan 26, 8:40 pm, "MarieD" <a...@123.com> wrote:
>
> > I wonder why it would be illegal?
>
> Going back to my prosecutor days of 30 years ago,
> my state at the time (Washington) had a law which
> basically said that if you killed a deer while driving,
> the carcass belonged to the state, and the meat was supposed to be
> used to feed prisoners or others in
> state custody. Converting the carcass to your own
> use was punishable by fines and jail. I had first
> heard that from my grandfather, who was a state
> game officer. I don't know whether that is still the
> law.
>
> My memory of this is faint and I may be forgetting
> some of the details. Nor can I speak for other
> states.
That sounds about right; it would also prevent people from using their
car to "oops...kllled a deer...oh well...I can put it in my freezer
now" thinking. I think some states also donate the carcass to
homeless shelters as food.
h
"Seerialmom" <seeri...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Back in the days before everyone and his dog, Spartexticus, had a cell
phone, I used to have 3-4 people a year come to my door because they'd hit a
deer. I knew the encon (upstate NY) number by heart and the guy would
usually arrive at the same time as the tow truck. He'd ask if the driver
wanted the deer and since it was always early morning (foggy) the driver
would say no, since he/she was headed to work. Plus, the vehicle was toast,
so how would they get it home? The encon guy would then ask if I wanted it,
and I always said no. He'd haul it into the truck and head off . I have no
idea what he did with it. I do know that he had to be called when a deer was
hit, you couldn't just decide to take the deer away on your own.
Truly Stunned
ever have I ate anything. I have been known to sixty-eight stuff. And 69
too. But I cannot recall ever having ate anything. No, not even
roadkill. Once I ate Chef Boyardee from a can, though. Does that count?
Truly Stunned
<3af37dbb-0f45-4cfa...@y1g2000pra.googlegroups.com>,
rdfusa...@gmail.com wrote:
> Itąs an amazing family experience and opportunity to learn how others
> really lead their lives.
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