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Waste not want not.....highway smorgasbord!

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And some people eat a lot of roadkill, travelling the roads looking for it. Write books about it, have groups on facebook.

Ha ha, was watching one of those naked and surviving episodes where one dude was a proud hunter, and another a 'proud' scavenger ... must have liked pre-softened rotten meat. Guess he was an animal liberationist in disguise.Or the show promoting such "values".

Personally I prefer it less minced and fresher, less fermented ...

The difference between a hunter and a scavenger.

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There was actually a law passed in Montana a few years back allowing someone who hits a deer, elk, etc to be able to salvage it.. ROAD KILL LAW..

"Montana wildlife officials said permits to salvage deer, elk, antelope or moose killed in vehicular collisions will be available online beginning Tuesday. The new law that allows for the salvage of road-killed wildlife for food became effective in October.Nov 25, 2013
Road Kill Salvage Permits ... - Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks

fwp.mt.gov › news › newsReleases › hunting"


Made national news..