Eating roadkill may be legal soon

eelgrass

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'Hundreds of thousands of pounds of healthy meat': California mulls bill to legalize eating roadkill

Ever struck an animal with your car and then wished you could eat it? No? Well, there's a new California bill that would let you do that, if signed into law.
Strangely, under existing California law, while it is not illegal to hit an animal with one's car, it is illegal to then eat the animal, according to the Fish and Game Code.

SB 395 would change all that.

Introduced by Sen. Bob Archuleta, D-Pico Rivera, the bill would let anyone who accidentally strikes and kills an elk, wild pig, antelope or deer with a vehicle apply for a free permit to eat the animal via a convenient online portal.

https://www.sfgate.com/outdoors/article/roadkill-eating-illegal-carcass-california-code-13634674.php
 
Eatin several eel. Some I've hit, some others have hit. Cut the bruised parts away, eat the rest. 40lbs of meat is a small consolation for a $3k repair bill!


#livelikezac
 
No repair bill if you shoot it between the eyes first. F&W can't investigate even a tiny fraction of the road kills. And it wouldn't hurt a lifted grow dozer. :D But I guess we better figure out how to feed all the undocumented citizens.
 

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