road kill

[coney clucky 93]

just seen roe doe get knocked over right in the middle of durham next to d l i museum just shows you they getting all over was in heavy traffic and broad daylight people all over

[smithie 2,444]

did you put it in your boot or have you had to take it home on the bus

[bush wacker 77]

you of ran in shouting IM A VET and eyed it in the boot lol some good grub for the muts

[lurcher330 2,301]

if you did'nt hit it you can take it

[JimBoo 1]

lol so is that true then cause i always thought it was bull, if u didn't hit it you can take it

[lurcher330 2,301]

lol so is that true then cause i always thought it was bull, if u didn't hit it you can take it

yeah it is true thats why i always clean the blood off the van and try to pull out the dints

[maitland93 13]

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lol so is that true then cause i always thought it was bull, if u didn't hit it you can take it

yeah it is true thats why i always clean the blood off the van and try to pull out the dints

haha

[scalesntails 118]

lol so is that true then cause i always thought it was bull, if u didn't hit it you can take it

yeah it is true thats why i always clean the blood off the van and try to pull out the dints

 

So technically if I hit one then I could phone a mate or the wife to come collect it?

[comanche 3,110]

lol so is that true then cause i always thought it was bull, if u didn't hit it you can take it

yeah it is true thats why i always clean the blood off the van and try to pull out the dints

 

So technically if I hit one then I could phone a mate or the wife to come collect it?

Not really . It is an offence to remove a carcase(or indeed anything from anyone's land ) without authority. In the case of a road casualty deer permission would in theory be required from the local council or Highways Authority.

In real life -certainly in my part of the world and unofficially of course- the Highways Dept consider it a bit of a result if a corpse of something quite large goes missing or is dragged into nearby woods onto someone elses land because it saves the expense of having the body incinerated .

 

Foxes and smaller stuff tend to be left to rot in the gutter as they don't comprise such a traffic hazard or smell as much as a dead deer.

When the car in front of her killed a fallow buck my 'ex' persuaded a policeman who attended the scene to load it into the back of her car ! .