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A lot of people like wild game. And why let it go to waste, especially when it would likely be displacing some other form of food consumption?

• Apocryphon 7y ago
  Unless you manage to luckily find a fresh kill, isn't it generally a bad idea to eat meat that was left out in the sun on the road for an indefinite amount of time? Even if you cook it?
  • HeyLaughingBoy 7y ago
    Around here, some nights it seems that the deer are trying to get run over! I have literally, no joke, come around a bend to find two deer fighting in the middle of the road at 10:30pm. I see fresh roadkill (as in: wasn't there yesterday) pretty often on my drive to work in the mornings.
    • Apocryphon 7y ago
      Right, but the question is that roadkill fresh enough to be cooked for consumption? It's one thing if you killed it yourself and bagged it up to be cooked, it's another if that deer had been laying there all night. Unless, it's somehow sanitary or safe to eat raw meat that was also left outside for the same amount of time, so long as you cook it thoroughly after.