> WD> The big problem were the deer and the elk, expecially at night.
> Couldn't
> WD> believe the number of carcasses along the side of the road.
 
> Try driving in Australia, inland, away from the major towns. The number
> of roo carcases per km can be quite startling...
 
The issue with elk or moose is that these are formidable big animals. Hit
them head-on, not even too fast, and you get the same effect as smashing
into a concrete wall ... i.e. your car is totalled. When that kind of
roadkill occurs however often people will try to recuperate the carcas as
it is good meat. But I think you need a license for it as if you were a
hunter.
 
I understand roos are a pest over at your place. Is that correct?
 
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