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Roadkill Classes

The Roadkill Connoisseur

Roadkill Classes

Roadkill Classes

If you’ve been following my content, you’ll often hear me refer to “the fur slippage test.” What exactly do I mean by fur slippage?
Fur slippage is when the hairs on a deer’s hide fall out in large clumps. This happens

Deer #3 is a beauty 🦌❤️

I pulled over moments after police had dispatched him.
He would’ve been a 10 pointer, but his other antler had broken off. Animal removal services arrived on the scene at the same time, and were kind enough to load h

I love when dinner comes with a prize (a tinted headlight from a speeding sports car) 🦌😆

ATTENTION CAMPERS! It looks like this year’s roadkill camp is going to be a wet one. While the temperatures will still be cold enough to pick up deer, we must acknowledge the potential risk for hypothermia. Please bring a waterproof jacket or p

A couple of diagrams to help all you scavengers this fall! 🦌❤️

This little fella is our first roadkill harvest of the season.

When we found him, he was still warm and not even stiff.

Although he had major damage to one side of his body, we were still able to save most of the meat.

I also took his hide, ho

One of the first things I do after picking up a roadkill deer, is apply online for a salvage tag. Salvage tags are commonly used by wildlife departments in America and Canada. Applying for a salvage tag is equivalent to getting a state’s or pro

In celebration of the nighttime temperatures dropping, I came up with this handy guide for all of you baby scavengers! If you spot a roadkill deer, don’t be afraid to use this post as a reference! 🦌

ATTENTION SCAVENGERS! Registration for Roadkill Camp 2025 closes tomorrow (October 13th) at 11pm. If you are interested and want to reserve a spot, please click the link to my website in my bio. My email is roadkill.connoisseur@gmail.com if any quest

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