Let me add this. DON'T MIX WITH OTHER TYING MATERIALS UNTIL YOU DE-BUG
THE ROAD KILL MATERIAL. Shall I tell you why. Lost a lot of material
from some goose wings that I had picked up.
Tony
jerry wrote:
Check with your DNR, DOW, G & F for regulations, they vary from state
to state.
I hit a deer in CO and had to get a "Road Kill Permit" from the state
patrol to keep it, even if only for the hide.
How is an officer to know if it's road kill or poached? Check the
local laws!
Also learn the techniques for curing the feathers, hair, or furs. I
like the book "From the field to the fly".
Jerry
WY
At 11:16 PM 6/25/05 -0400, you wrote:
"OH! before using ANY
road-kill / molted feathers from the park, etc"
Is it legal to take road kill? Such as, if I find a deer that has
been hit by a truck, is it legal for me to harvest this deer? Should
I call DNR before doing so? Anyone with any ideas? I know turkeys
and the such, it should not be a problem to pluck feathers off the
carcas, but as far as harvesting the bird/deer for meat????
-Eddie
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