Road Kill Snack Sticks

[mdseaside]

Thanks to a law change here in Oregon You can take your road kill and harvest it.
Good friend clipped a nice 4x4 black tail so I helped clean and butcher it with him so I made a 25 lb. batch of Willies snack sticks. Came out great.

[cdavis]

mdseaside they look great

[craigrice]

glad it isn’t going to waste

[johnsbrewhouse]

mdseaside We have the same law here in WA., nice to get the meat rather than it going to waste beside the road especially a blacktail.

[craigrice]

in many states you have to sign up with the game service to be able to gat the meat

[johnsbrewhouse]

craigrice All we have to do is call Fish and Wildlife and report, they will either come out or just make a report depending on how many wardens are out and where they are.

[mdseaside]

Here you have to call the State Police and the will come and give you a piece of paper saying it is legally yours.

[Dr_Pain]

mdseaside that’s so funny. We do the same in Cajunland

[craigrice]

as long as people are made aware of the options for getting the meat in the proper way and knowing there is a way to receive it legally we all should be aware of the options

[processhead]

We can get a salvage tag here for road kill. I never have done it, but I think its no cost. Its better than letting the scavengers get it.

[gus4416]

NY you can get a tag from law enforcement to keep it if you hit it with your vehicle

[processhead]

I am waiting for Dr_Pain to share his recipes for nutria snack sticks and armadillo snack sticks. Plenty available on the public roads in his neck of the woods.

[Dr_Pain]

processhead said in Road Kill Snack Sticks:

I am waiting for Dr_Pain to share his recipes for nutria snack sticks and armadillo snack sticks. Plenty available on the public roads in his neck of the woods.

Hahahaha!! I was thinking about sharing tree rat snack stick. Nutria is better in jerky (truly is)

[bocephus]

mdseaside Nice to see it didn’t go to waste, nice looking snack sticks.