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The Roadkill Connoisseur
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Dead Deer Blog
Roadkill Classes
About
Contact
Roadkill Book
Roadkill Zine
Dead Deer Blog
Roadkill Classes
About
Contact
Hide tanning is one of those hobbies where practice makes you nearly perfect. 

The hide on the right is the first I ever tanned. It came from a roadkill doe that my friend had salvaged. We visited another friend’s place, and had a little hide
I would like to remind everyone that I am active on my blog! If you would like to learn more about harvesting roadkill, please click the link in my bio and visit the Dead Deer Blog. I will also have my upcoming classes posted on my website soon.
Hello scavengers! I am currently figuring out my 2026 class schedule. As of now, I am teaching in the following places in Michigan: Kalamazoo, Scotts, Plainwell, and Hartford. However, I want to teach classes elsewhere, and would love to know where I
Something unique. A friend who tagged along on a roadkill drive with me requested that I preserve the face of our harvest 🫶🦌
Deer hoof pouch. Made from two deer hocks sewn together. 

#wildcrafting #roadkillart #vultureculture #taxidermy #primitive
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
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

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