OOPS SORRY

[rijosho]

Ugh...you can't be serious!

I thought you'd be more upset that his Range Rover isn't completely stock, and that all 4 wheels aren't properly secured to the asphalt!

 

[Labowski]

Poor deer. Did you have to pose with it? Don't we have steaks at the supermarket?
Call me a ********** but I would be too upset to take a photo with the guts hanging out.

 

[Daryl]

Poor deer. Did you have to pose with it? Don't we have steaks at the supermarket?
Call me a ********** but I would be too upset to take a photo with the guts hanging out.

Some of us know that the steaks from the supermarket don't actually originate from semi trailers or the stock room of the store.

It's not that big of a deal if you know where you food comes from and/or hunt.

 

[REDROVER]

Poor deer. Did you have to pose with it? Don't we have steaks at the supermarket?
Call me a ********** but I would be too upset to take a photo with the guts hanging out.

poor deer jumped in front of my land rover, my land rover didnt jump in front of the deer. its not my fault . what would you do, just let it go to waist? we took the guts out, the damage was on the head.

 

[Labowski]

I can tell you I wouldn't have posed with it.

I think I might becoming a Budda....can't stand seeing animals die.

 

[Daryl]

I can tell you I wouldn't have posed with it.

I think I might becoming a Budda....can't stand seeing animals die.

I sure hope you're a veggie. If not you are pretty morally confused as someone who outsources their killing and pretends it's not happening.

 

[mowerman]

Not sure about Australia but the UK does (or did) have some funny road kill laws. I think they only apply to game birds and stuff though (not sure what else you could kill that you would want to eat anyway). If you hit a Pheasant with a car for example you can't pick it up but the guy behind you can. However if you REVERSE over a pheasant then you can pick it up... Not sure what the rules are with deer. It all comes under old poaching laws I think.

it is indeed illegal in the UK to pick up roadkill if you run it over, but as you say the guy behind can.
This is to stop deliberate running down of game birds, deer or anything else in the road. If the deer has an ear tag you must report it to the police

 

[Hill Bill E.]

Some of us know that the steaks from the supermarket don't actually originate from semi trailers or the stock room of the store.

It's not that big of a deal if you know where you food comes from and/or hunt.

Truth!!

In MN here, you need to obtain a permit from the CO (Conservation Officer) or any LEO usually has them, in order to 'posses' (field dress/take/butcher) any road kill.

Nothing wrong with road kill, as long as it's fresh. Granted, if it was hit by a big rig or at high speed and turned into jelly inside, I'd probably pass.

:coffeedrink:

Usually, the local soup kitchen is short on grub, and if the kill is worth salvaging, they get the carcass.

As far as the 'Meat Eater vs Vegetarian vs Vegan' debate goes, I'll leave you with the same thing I tell my friend who a vegetarian and razzez me for hunting/eating meat:

"I take solace in the plain and simple fact, that my food, poops on your food."

:elkgrin:

 

[discotdi]

Poor deer. Did you have to pose with it? Don't we have steaks at the supermarket?
Call me a ********** but I would be too upset to take a photo with the guts hanging out.

Ok, **********.Actually I find it disgusting and in bad taste. However, steaks from a supermarket suck compared to wild game.