Why is roadkill always on the shoulders?
02-17-03, 10:42 PM
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Chris L, I know this will just killya but we have had so much rain this past week that I saw no less than 5 road kill beavers on the road between my home and Memphis today! I guess the high water is flushing them out of their dens!
02-17-03, 11:27 PM
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Interestingly, our county jail, about ten years ago, used to save a lot of money on food by collecting larger roadkill and butchering out what could be salvaged to feed to the inmates. I understand it was prepared decently, and beside, it's not like the inmates had done anything to deserve the kind of meals we're forced to pay for now because of legal action
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