ugmo2

I havent but always wondered ...what if? I thought that the insides of deer would get all busted up and the meat would bruise. I would take the bucks rack if it were decent. A buddy got a mink and had it mounted.

Champlain Islander

Never have and never will. My freezer is usually full of game so I don't need more. I have enough of a problem eating it all as it is. Antlers wouldn't mean a thing to me unless it was something I shot.

CamoCop

when my freezer became full, i bought another freezer. several times a year i'll have a big cook out for family and friends. normally each cookout i usually go through 2 hawgs and a couple of deer. so meat never goes to waste at my house.

stretch56

I would if it was a fresh kill

swamp rooster

HEY BRUSHY , not sure about using roadkill for bait is legal or not to hunt predators ,dont really care ,if i get it out of the road and haul it off looks to me thats its dead and gona be eatin by varments anyway so why not bait with it .. A fresh roadkill keeps alot of coyotes in the area ....you just need to worry about you. Have a nice day.

monsterbucks2011

no but i would get the rack if it was big.

kevin1

Same here, if saw the vehicle hit it and the damage was minimal and didn't include oozing guts I'd break out the cell and call the sheriff for a trans tag. Anything I couldn't use is always greatly appreciated by my Lab, you should see her scarf down some lung sometime.

triggertrav

only if it's got a nice rack, same rule applies for hitch hikers

PreacherTony

If I was the opne who killed it, or I knew the one who did, and the damage was not bad .... you betcha

MinnFinn

If I'm pretty sure it's a fresh kill within an hour or two.

I've seen moose hit and left to rot and wonder why someone who hit it wouldn't try to salvage parts of it that aren't bruised up.