Do you dine on road kill. From an earlier topic I admit to owning a few rifles which are used for vermin control. Any rabbits that are shot are selected for suitability to grace the table or else used for dog food. We also extend the courtesy to any road kill. Rabbit and kangaroo have been eaten. What road kill delicacies have you sampled or what bush tucker do you eat.
Frant,
I've never had the fortune of chowing down on anything I've hit on the road but wouldn't say no to it although have to say I'd stop at 2 day old cane toads. Even the crows don't go there.
PS - how clever are those bloody crows, smartest birds on the planet. Pity Kangaroos weren't as smart. A mate I know from the country a long time ago tried to determine what the minimum crow killing speed was and through some trial and error arrived at 162km.
Ive heard a few second hand stories of people doing it, nothing wrong with it IMO,
as long its a freshie 
One night coming home from the pub along a quiet country road
a little bunny wandered out in front of our ute.
We stopped imeadiately to render any assistance we could.
We placed him gently onto the tray of the ute and raced homeward.
When we got home the other guys had the lights on and the fire going,
spreading warmth throughout the shed.
Quickly we brought him into the cozy kitchen.
Within minutes we had him skinned and roasting beautifully.
Hmmm good!
I once ate some roadkill snake when i was drunk.
It was quite tasty and we were going good at it until i took too big of a bite and popped it's stomach into my mouth. That was not so good.
Hey Frant dont forget that a bit of road kill dropped into your septic tank, will help to make it operate a lot better.
All those good bugs
What's the go with worms and parasites on wild Tucker like Roos rabbits and goats, what is considered when determing suitable Tucker?
