Legal?
#5
RE: Legal?
Does anyone know about Texas? I dont see it as a violation.
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/warden/court_information/violation_codes/wildlife.phtml
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/warden/court_information/violation_codes/wildlife.phtml
#6
RE: Legal?
ORIGINAL: TexasOaks
Does anyone know about Texas? I dont see it as a violation.
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/warden/court_information/violation_codes/wildlife.phtml
Does anyone know about Texas? I dont see it as a violation.
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/warden/court_information/violation_codes/wildlife.phtml
#8
RE: Legal?
I've been wondering about this since I removed a road kill doe and put it in front of one of my trail cameras last week. I'm afraid that it might be a violation since it is out of season.
These citations look like they could apply.
2018White-tailed Deer: hunt or possess in a closed season (PWC) 61.021/62.010 (PWP) 65.9/65.42
2019White-tailed Deer: hunt or possess taken on a public road or closed riverbeds (PWC) 61.021/62.010 (PWP) 65.9
I looked up the highlighted code sections and didn't see a smoking gun, but the big kicker is "or possess". For the 1/2 mile that road kill doe was in the back of my pickup I think I might have been subject to a citation. I think this is an area where the enforcement could be a gray area. The deer I moved was at least a day old and was starting to stink so it for sure wasn't going to be useful for something else.
FWIW, Nathan
These citations look like they could apply.
2018White-tailed Deer: hunt or possess in a closed season (PWC) 61.021/62.010 (PWP) 65.9/65.42
2019White-tailed Deer: hunt or possess taken on a public road or closed riverbeds (PWC) 61.021/62.010 (PWP) 65.9
I looked up the highlighted code sections and didn't see a smoking gun, but the big kicker is "or possess". For the 1/2 mile that road kill doe was in the back of my pickup I think I might have been subject to a citation. I think this is an area where the enforcement could be a gray area. The deer I moved was at least a day old and was starting to stink so it for sure wasn't going to be useful for something else.
FWIW, Nathan
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Illinois
Posts: 2,828
RE: Legal?
I "think" in Illinois you can call the local DNR office and they will issue a permit for the road kill to take. The driver of the vehicle that hit the deer has first choice if they want the deer or not. Then the deer is yours to do with what you want. But if I found a nice one out in the country that been killed by a car he's probably going to loose his head gear.