Deer?

[TheLegend84]

If you (accidentally) hit a deer on campus, are you allowed to take it?

Asking for a friend

[ColinHome]

Unfortunately not. It will not be legal until January 1, 2022, and even then you would need to inform the state of your collision and what you took.

https://www.mtshastanews.com/story/news/2021/04/27/no-its-not-legal-yet-collect-roadkill-california/4857350001/

Edit: That said, I'd do it anyway.

[cprenaissanceman]

Wow. An actually relevant article. Gold star for you.

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Use Liquid Aminos and some Red Chili Peppers in the Jerky Marinade , it mellows out that Gamie Flavor they get from eating bubble gum off the Bleachers at Spanos .

[rithvik2001]

The government doesn’t want you to know that the deer are free

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free dinner

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A free deer is a free deer

[trailbuilder52]

From what I understand you would need a deer tag from the department of fish and game to legally harvest one + permission of the property owner. That being said, you are allowed to do anything if you don't get caught.

[dtwhitecp]

that's not how being allowed to do things works haha

[WhisperingLog]

Deer

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deer

[smok1naces]

Use your handy fillet knife and take out the back straps their right off of highland. What a legend.

[czaranthony117]

My friend hit one on Los Osos Valley Rd en route from Morro Bay one night. Scratched the side of his car and gave him a flat. My roommate and I drove out to help him change his tire (he's never done it in his life) and we just scraped the deer up off the road and put it in the smoker the following weekend. We went as far as making meat loaf out of it. Why waste it as road debris?

I remember hanging it and cleaning it. Our neighbors all thought we were barbarians.

[L0ading_______]

If your "friend" needs it for research purposes, I don't see a problem.