I mostly see raccoons, possums, deer, rabbits and skunks. I have seen an occasional snake, turtle, owl, pheasant porcupine, and ooodles of 2-D frogs and toads.

Roadkill Bingo--wanna play?

Around here you don't need to take it home, it just cooks on the road most of the time. Problem being I don't particularly like my meat overdone!

I've seen my share of road-hides while riding, but the worst by far was a horse that had been hit by a car and left on the side of the road. :(
We could tell it was hit by a car by all the auto parts lying near the dead animal. It just broke our hearts to see such a beautiful animal killed like that and just left there.

You know the roadkill is fresh and edible if it moans as you run over it. :D

GRENDEL, Have you ever tried to drag a horse off the road, or anywhere else for that matter? I'm sure it was waiting for the tankage truck.
trmcgeehan, THAT'S JUST SICK!

I had a stupid mutt run into my front tire this week and just about knock me off my bike! Road kill dosen't seem all that bad "just kidding"!

We have a factory here that turns dead animal parts into "god knows what" and road kill goes into the mix! BTW that's the tankage truck.:eek:

I've seen Canada geese runned over....the worst was once when the poor thing had just been runned over and wasn't fully dead yet :(

Did you do the right thing and stop and snap it's neck to put it out of it's misery?

:eek: Where abouts was this??? was it a wild horse?

There are a lot of stables and farms in the area where they breed and keep horses, so I assume it came from one of those -- got through the fence somehow. :(

Once i hit a waterbird with my workvan, i stopped and noticed that it was not dead yet, so i reversed and drove backwards and killed the bird!
I`m a restless soul since that happened.....


I`m a cruel man :cry:







(Note: i didn`t had tools in the back, so it was the only way to get this bird out of misery)





:beer:

Wow a mink.... Dude you shoulda picked it up the skin woulda made a great cover for your saddle and you might have had enough left over to make some nice fuzzy grip covers for winter riding.

Have you ever smelled a live mink? They smell just like a skunk! Just not quite as strong.